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problem with headlight washer


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The car involved front end damage 2 months ago.

After the repaired, the first try using the headlight washer, the hose that connect the headlight came loose (washer fluid flash out under the bumper). Returned the car for the fix. It worked fine at the shop, however, the hose came loose again 1 week later.

Made an appointment for the 3rd repair this week. Is there any things special things need to be done to make it work correctly?

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This is a very easy fix, your dealer may be re-using your old hose clamps which may be ok but yours are more than likely distorted and the hose probably no longer fits as tight as it should. Tell the dealer to trim back the hose slightly to expose a fresh part and push it on a little further over the nozzle assembly and use a new clamp. This should be like new!

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