JDM/UKDM Headlight Squirters
 

anyone know where I can get EDM/UKDM headlight squirters??

Headlight squirters are literally the stupidest thing man has invented.. Just gtfo and wipe um

they're not JDM. EDM/UKDM.

Ok ill look for them there...




I'm just looking for looks but thanks for your input.

i don't know about you guys... but squirters are awesome!!

cars in ASIA have them as well

so what do we call cars in Asia? lol

ADM,

they're also in Australian market.

AUDM.


But to retrofit them you need...

new bumper
washer units
resovoir..

to wire them into the control (they operate when headlights are on AND you use your windscreen washer)


why bother?

Am I the only one who got this, I'm 51 years old for christ sake!
Saw my first one at 17, never been the same since.:happy0180:

It definitely is life altering, I wholeheartedly agree!!

I know this probably stupid but what exactly do those do? Spray water on your headlights to clean them right...

They have these on the MKV GTI (old car) and it's literally the stupidest thing ever. Most people turn them off because they make the whole front of your car dirty.

GT86 Headlamp washers . Let the comments begin.



[ame]http://youtu.be/Fg5C6Dkx0ks[/ame]

Exactly. HID lights put out a lot less heat than halogen lights, so ice/snow buildup can be a problem. These shoot your windshield fluid at them, deicing them and cleaning them off.

They are required per Euro regulations.

Weird how they have it there and not in Canada then...

Damn that is soo tight!! I was all like "how the hell does the little bump spit water out?!" wayy cool:thumbup:

First I thought it was just sensors in front. Like back up sensor that are in the rear. LOL! THAT IS SO AAAAAAAMAAAZZZZZZZIIIIINGGGGG!!!:confused0068: :bonk:

I would imagine if it was snowing bad that little thing might freeze up and wont even open~~ haha the jokes here are awsome~~

Lol, for some odd reason the first thing that comes to mind was Transformers; the way the nozzles come out and spray...

It is headlight washer! You need to buy a new bumper to fit that plus a lot of other hardware.

That's gotta be one of the strangest videos I've seen in a while lol.

The only reason I could see a need for this is if you are constantly driving your car through mud. Which raises the question, why the fck are you driving your car through mud?!?

Why is this available when a rear wiper isn't?

Exactly. I swear this place makes me want to run head first into a concrete wall some days. It's not like this is just a simple thing...it has motors, pumps, lines, switches, wiring....

Road salt.

I wish I had these, they really work well. Salt gets all f'n baked on the headlights.


I can't beleive the stupidity of some people on this board.."If I don't need them nobody else does mentality" yeah it's great to stop on the side of the highways at -20c to wipeout your dirty headlights. I hope you all be trollin'.

Cost savings. It's required under Euro regulations.

ROFL

that's what she said.

I've had the bumper off several times and theres an outline inside the bumper for the washer units so i just need the washer units nothing else

For reference, this is the headlight washer system for a 2010 Prius:

http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/v/v...os/8546023.gif

Then again, some systems are more simplified (BMW):

http://images.esellerpro.com/2493/I/...78041137_2.png

But really, only a dealership or someone with access to a parts catalog is going to be able to tell you what is involved

as far as i know it uses water pressure to pull out and runs off the same reservoir for the windshield washer.

found these only task is finding the right colored covers

Part TOYOTA SU00302701 - DRIVE WASHER NOZZLES
Part TOYOTA SU00302702 - DRIVE WASHER NOZZLES
Part TOYOTA SU00302703 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302704 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302705 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302706 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302707 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302708 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302709 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302710 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302711 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302712 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302713 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302714 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH
Part TOYOTA SU00302715 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE LH
Part TOYOTA SU00302716 - HEADLIGHT WASHER NOZZLE RH

dam right!! and its coming from people who don't own a frs/brz/86

If you're "just looking for looks", then just find the cover plate and use 2-sided 3m tape to stick them on...much easier/cheaper.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/64402414/Jetta-dirty.JPG

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/64402414/frs-3.jpg

There's this thing, it's called winter. And it gets a little dirty.

I used to keep a small squeegy and bucket of water to clean the headlights in my garage. Light washers would be so much better.

lol you gotta understand even in winter cars never get that dirty in the lower part of this continent unless you go off roading. most people who live in snow country don't bother driving this rwd car in the winter anyway.

I do, its scary, I like it. On a side note, I think my knuckles are permanently white now... :burnrubber:

I've always thought those bumps were sensors. lol

eh my BMW has these and they are great when the whole car is dirty, but when you just washed your car or its cleaned and you want to just wipe the windshield, it sprays that shit all over your front bumper too

hey, Sorry for reviving this thread but do you have an idea where to buy just the covers for this washer? i broke mine and fell off somewhere.

I like the older Volvo and Saab systems that included a washer AND wiper. Looked as Scandinavian as IKEA.

I could see the washer only as being somewhat but barely effective in a frozen environment.

Glad my twin will never see a winter.

I had the same problem, and got a replacement from a UK dealer - RRG Macclesfield,

I needed the RHS cover, and the part number is TSU003-02708

PM me if you need more details.

Dave