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Washer Jet (F2TZ-17603-A)

The windshield washer system has two windshield washer nozzle jets F2TZ-17603-A located on the cowl vent screen (018A16).
The washer system is activated by pushing in on the outboard end of the multi-function switch F8TZ13J359AB/SW5591.
This action causes the wiper control module (YC2Z-17C476-A) to energize a windshield washer pump (EOAZ-17664-A) mounted inside a cavity in the windshield washer reservoir (E7TZ-17618-B).
The windshield washer reservoir is mounted to a bracket (E7TZ-17651-A) under the hood on the fender apron.
If the multi-function switch is in the OFF or INT position, the windshield wiper motor will run as long as the knob is pushed in. When the knob is released, the washers will stop immediately, but the windshield wipers will continue to run for three to four cycles before returning to OFF or interval operation.
If the multi-function switch is in the LO or HI position, the washers operate with no change in windshield wiper operation.

NOTE: The windshield washer nozzle jet and bracket sprays windshield washer fluid in a fan-like pattern onto the windshield glass (03100), but the jet is actually a single oscillating stream. Only actuate the system momentarily to avoid sending more fluid than needed through the system.

The windshield washer nozzle jet and bracket is not adjustable, and is mounted to the cowl vent screens. Do not apply shop air pressure. Do not insert any object to adjust or clean nozzles.

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Owner caption November 2003 · Photo 623 of 5000