Window washer tubing
Window washer tubing
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simpo two

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92,700 posts

294 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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The black rubber tubing that connects to the wipers has perished and split. Where's a good place to get a foot of new tubing please?

seasider

12,728 posts

278 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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B&Q micro drip pipe, slightly to big for the wiper end but a small bit of tape solves that, you cant buy it in short lengths so take a pair of scissors or e-mail me your address as i have a bit spare... Del

>> Edited by seasider on Sunday 11th July 20:06

simpo two

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Sunday 11th July 2004
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seasider said:
or e-mail me your address as i have a bit spare... Del

I certainly would but your e-mail addy doesn't seem to exist?
Thanks Derek!

h19 jjm

162 posts

271 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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Buy the Leven Technology washer upgrade, its much neater and efficient,you get all new parts,loads of tube, its cheap and works great!!

griffdude

1,917 posts

277 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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I think you'll find that vacume advance tube fits exactly, just cut to required length.

simpo two

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Sunday 11th July 2004
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griffdude said:
I think you'll find that vacume advance tube fits exactly, just cut to required length.

But then I'll need to find some of that too!
Hunted through Leven website but didn't see washer upgrade - do you have a link?
TIA

leventech

207 posts

299 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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The wasker kit is back. It is not on the web site however it can be found as a .pdf file document that is linked off the PH TVR news page editorial about our special offers. Any problems or more info call Julie on tel: 01268 281611

IPAddis

2,512 posts

313 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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I would advise caution when removing the tubing from the bulkhead. You can actually detach the pipe from the other side of the connector, requiring holes drilled in the dashboard to reconnect it!

Ian A.

simpo two

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Monday 12th July 2004
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IPAddis said:
I would advise caution when removing the tubing from the bulkhead. You can actually detach the pipe from the other side of the connector, requiring holes drilled in the dashboard to reconnect it! Ian A.

The bit that's perished is outside; it just fits over a doofer at each end. I don't think the bulkhead is involved.

burriana500

16,556 posts

283 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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Halfords and Motorworld do clear which I used to replace mine.

JoolzB

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278 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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burriana500 said:
Halfords and Motorworld do clear which I used to replace mine.

I'm not sure if the clear stuff is similar to the pipe used for aquarium air pipes but looks a very similar diameter to the stuff we got on our tank at work. If you need some I'm sure our fish won't mind

simpo two

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92,700 posts

294 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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Thanks everyone, Seasider has a bit of the black tubing left over and hopefully he's managed to find an envelope

IPAddis

2,512 posts

313 months

Tuesday 27th July 2004
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simpo two said:

IPAddis said:
I would advise caution when removing the tubing from the bulkhead. You can actually detach the pipe from the other side of the connector, requiring holes drilled in the dashboard to reconnect it! Ian A.


The bit that's perished is outside; it just fits over a doofer at each end. I don't think the bulkhead is involved.


Well alright then, removing the bit from the doofer. It's not secured to the bit below the windscreen in any serious way.