[aandre]

Hello.....

I just put on the hardtop. I have the standard issue hardtop from
The dealership. Heres the problem.

On the hardtop there are two connectors. One is a wiring harness so
that power can go to an overhead lamp and power the wiper. The other
is one that connects the windshield washer fluid container to my
Hardtop.
The problem is that years of use have made this connector hard to
Stay connected.
I connected everything up and tried the washer fluid and the
connector burst and gave a good squirt of washer fluid into the jeep.

I'm not sure if any of you have experienced this or not....my
question is ....is there any ways or replacing that connector with
one that is a little bit better? Any ideas? Suggestions? anything?

Thanks.

Angelo


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My RigRater Score: 279RRv1.0 with a BOA of 15.04 -- http://www.rigrater.com

 

[Chris S]

At a guess I'd say the end of the rubber hose has softened and won't seal tight. If that's the case I'd cut 1/2" off the end and try again.

Another option is to get a tiny hose clamp to keep it in place.

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Chris S.
2002 KJ - staying stock (almost)
2000 TJ - 2" suspension lift, 1/2" body lift, assorted skids, hooks, rock rails, rock lights, 33" BFG MTs, custom bumper, Warn 8274
Mud Puppy's Jeep site

[This message has been edited by Chris S (edited October 09, 2001).]

 

[Jeepasaurus]

Washer Fluid all over your interior

Hmmm
Id suggest an air freshener

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Blue 1981 CJ5 31" tires 1" body lift
*Damnit, anyone see where that door went?"

 

[RYJAY]

a little zip tie should solve the problem
but jeeps weren't meant to have rear wipers anyways.

RJ

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1992 YJ with 33's

 

[Rhino]

I would suggest......What a minute, I live in Florida, I still have the soft top off. Sorry aandre no suggestions.