2017 Honda Civic Washer Jets Restricted, Possible Repair

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

Комментарии • 10

  • @johnmccormick4088
    @johnmccormick4088 5 месяцев назад

    It Worked!!! Trimmed the rubber washer but completely removed the second one. Still works fine. Many thanks👍

  • @Otcha-aww
    @Otcha-aww  Год назад +1

    One thing I did find out, if you hold onto the old washer, jet the rubber piece dries out, and the jet works fine again. I had replaced a jet and kept the faulty one with the car to drop into a dealer and show them but didn’t get to the dealer for about two months. When I did, I took a large syringe and a piece of pipe to demonstrate the issue the jet worked perfectly, quite a surprise to be honest.

  • @joehyde9176
    @joehyde9176 Год назад +2

    I've had the same issue. I followed your tips and trimmed the rubber washer...now working. Bad design Honda😢 This is an update - I've now fitted aftermarket items which work much better. I've created a video like yours - Search for "Blocked windscreen washer jets on Honda Civic mk10 2017. Quick fix."

  • @rolandrimann8788
    @rolandrimann8788 Год назад

    Could you not take the orange rubber piece out all together?.

    • @Otcha-aww
      @Otcha-aww  8 месяцев назад

      No because it's a non return valve. It would take time for the water to be pumped up to the jet and the wipers would be wiping dirt dry.

  • @frankadu-gyamfi5853
    @frankadu-gyamfi5853 Год назад

    Hi Mike thank you for your video. I have a similar model and mine is completely blocked. Do you think I should take it to Honda?

  • @peterquinlan9411
    @peterquinlan9411 Год назад +2

    I've had my 2017 civic for 2 years and I'm about to put my 4th set of new jets on it, they don't last 8 months. Very annoying, Honda did say to use deionized water - not tap water.

    • @Otcha-aww
      @Otcha-aww  Год назад

      Honda are having a laugh if they insist on deionised water. That’s just a cop out. Poor show from a company that prides itself on quality. I should know, I worked for them for 20 years!

    • @jamesedgell3155
      @jamesedgell3155 Год назад +1

      I had that problem. Took the jet off and drilled out the rubber. Worked fine after.

  • @gavinbirkbeck2483
    @gavinbirkbeck2483 Год назад

    I am sick to death of these washer jets stopping working, they do last about 6 month then need changing. I was hoping I could find a reason but seems to be they just need changed constantly.