Feijai85

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I mine as well share my knowledge, I just bought 03+ es300 washer nozzles. Converting from a stream spray to a fan spray since our nozzles are known to be easily clogged. Price I paid were $15 each. Sorry no pics yet

Part #85381-33060-C0. This is for the black color

SaiyanGS3

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cool. will look at this for my car because i hate the stream spray

Kyle Harty

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Is this a direct swap? My drivers side is kinda clogged, been meaning to replace them for a while, might as well upgrade if its not too much work.

Feijai85

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Yes a direct replacement, it took 5mins max to replace.

MrG4Life

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Where did you get this from because my nozzle on the passenger side I think may be clogged.

JamesV

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i bought the universal nozzle kit from autozone for 16 bucks. sprays way better than oem nozzles. only took 10 minutes to switch out. comes with a key to adjust the spray direction.

Mike813

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pretty cool that its a direct swap. my wife has a 06 civic that has a nice fan spray the evenly covers the window and always wondered if we had any vehicles that we could have direct swapped with, good find! but im in for pics still :]

Feijai85

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I recommend buying from an online lexus dealer. I seen some go for around $11 each but shipping kills to Hawaii so I just bought from my local Lexus dealer

Kyle Harty

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Thanks for the tip, just ordered from Sewell! Total came to about $34 with shipping and CL discount. Finally motivated me to get this taken care of, always been a believer in "if it's broke, upgrade it".

Gnomezor

Can we get a quick tutorial on how to do this? Can't seem to find much about it. I suppose I could start poking around on my car but I would rather ask first!
Thanks much.

EN_VY

Don't the nozzles come built in to the cap thingies? The ones that are color matched to your car?

YviE

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I think they come painted from factory.

Kyle Harty

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That's my understanding but you're switching out the caps too. They come already painted.

Pretty sure theyre just held into the hood with press clips. Just get at the underside and pop them out, disconnect the lines and install the new ones. At least that's what I recall when I poked around a while back, I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Ok thinking I might be wrong on the install, maybe the op can fill everybody in on the install procedure.

SoCalSC4

I shaved mine when we painted the car. I hate those things!

4play4dr

wait so u bought the nozzle and not the whole covering/caps? i dont really use my washer fluid that often but this is definitely good to have over the stream spray