doctor46goat
Registered User
Top-tip for anyone with a blocked rear washer jet like I had, and also had on my last S3.
Just spent about 30 mins removing the inner boot hatch trim to get to the washer pipe so I could blow the jet out only to find I didn't need to.
If you remove the outside cap on the end of the wiper arm you can seen the jet housing, it simply pulls off carefully, you can then activate the rear wash to flush out the chamber, and wash/blow through the jet (backwards) to clear out any sediment or gunk like I had in mine!
Just spent about 30 mins removing the inner boot hatch trim to get to the washer pipe so I could blow the jet out only to find I didn't need to.
If you remove the outside cap on the end of the wiper arm you can seen the jet housing, it simply pulls off carefully, you can then activate the rear wash to flush out the chamber, and wash/blow through the jet (backwards) to clear out any sediment or gunk like I had in mine!