Hi there,

My 2001 4.0 ltr Ranger windshield washer nozzles are clogged. Tried to clean them but no succes. I've search the net for any advice to remove them but can't find any.. These nozzles are not on the hood but beneath the wiper itself.
Any advice how to replace them?
Thanks

Are you sure they are clogged and not the strainer that's over the pump in the bottom of the reservoir? If it is the nozzles:
1. Open hood
2. Pop off on of the lines
3. blow compressed air through it to clear any solids in line. If you can feel the air coming out of the nozzles when you're doing this you know they are opened up.

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2006 DSG FX4 SuperCab 4.0L SOHC V6, 5R55E, vinyl floor boards 31" AXT's on DSG Alcoa's. Cranked T-bars to level.

"Education is what you get when you read the fine print...Experience is what you get when you don't."

If they are still clogged, get a sewing needle and stick it in the nozzles to clear them out. If not, I'm with FX4, could be the strainer or even the pump in the reservoir.

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93 Ranger XL 3.0 V6
-Tint, wheels, K&N filter, Flowmaster super 44.
04 Mustang GT Vert.
-Tons of mods, supercharged 392/393

I have a similar problem, but my passenger nozzle works but my drivers side nozzle squirts a drizzle and then stops. Gonna try the blowing it out with my shop compressor tomorrow

I had the same problem, but turned out to be the rubber gasket on the strainer was falling apart. Pull the pump and check the strainer.

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1998 Ranger Supercab 4.0L, Medium Metallic XLT, auto, painted valve covers (10 HP), 30x9.5/15.

2008 Mustang GT, stroked 5.0 3v, RGR cams, R2300 S/C, suspension, Kooks LTs w/HF cats GT500 TB, Flowmaster cat-back exhaust, GT500 fuel pump setup.

Just a heads up. Grab a pan. When you pull the pump/strainer washer fluid will go everywhere. Would have a new jug of washer fluid ready as well.

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2006 DSG FX4 SuperCab 4.0L SOHC V6, 5R55E, vinyl floor boards 31" AXT's on DSG Alcoa's. Cranked T-bars to level.

"Education is what you get when you read the fine print...Experience is what you get when you don't."