2. Open the hood.
Note: If you have to replace the nozzle at a negative ambient temperature, before performing the next operation, you can warm up the end of the tube placed on the nozzle with a hair dryer or at least hold it in your hand so that it becomes more flexible.
3. Disconnect the tube from the injector.
4. Using pliers with narrow jaws, squeeze the injector clamps...
...and from the outside of the hood we remove the nozzle.
5. Having passed the tube through the hole in the hood, we connect a new nozzle to it so that its sprayers are directed towards the windshield.
6. Install the nozzle into the hood hole and press on it from above until it locks into place.
7. Replace the other nozzle in the same way.
8. Using a thin needle, turn the injector nozzles so...
...so that the jets of liquid are directed towards the windshield, as shown in the picture.
