Window washer check valves
12-10-08, 05:32 AM
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they stop the fluid from draining back into the tank. ie less time for the spray to start.
i'm sure mine had them.
one on both branch after the tee
i'm sure mine had them.
one on both branch after the tee
12-10-08, 10:45 AM
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Huh... I would say that it is not necessary. I replaced both of my lines and did not install a check valve. Still works fine. Good luck on your search though...
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From the diagram, it looks like it only keeps the driver's washer from draining. The passenger's line can drain through the tee and back to the pump, so you've still got a pretty significant delay. Strange....
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