Windshield Washer Nozzles

Windshield washer nozzles are the most extreme example I've found of auto manufacturer markup of parts! New, original equip manufacturer (Mopar), wiper nozzles for a 2016 Chrysler Town & Country are currently about $60 each. I don't know how such a simple plastic part (it does have a spring inside) can be this expensive from the dealer. I bought these OTUAYAUTO Front Windshield Washer Nozzles for my father-in-law's van. Comparing to the original Mopar nozzles I was replacing because one had broken: The spray pattern is just as good as the Mopar nozzles. They are very quick to install - they take about three to five minutes each. The Mopar nozzles are not adjustable and neither are these, so nothing lost there. These fit perfectly and stay put because they snap in place with tabs. The spray appears to come out at the same speed and coverage, and without leaking. Buying these is a no-brainer at the price point and considering the ease of installation/removal, should they fail.

Perfect and Easy to install

They do what they need to. They never spray at the same height or same power but $8 vs $50. I'll take the $8!

Installing it was straightforward, and it fits my 2006 Chrysler 300 perfectly. I'm really pleased with how it turned out!

Ordered these because the OEM ones broke apart due to being sun baked for many years, and would no longer spray due to the water inlet snapping off. Installed these and tested them out, they both sprayed fine, but only about halfway up the windshield, no where near as good as the OEM, but they worked and that’s all I needed. 5 months later, the nozzle actually popped out of one of them and when you went to use it, it would just dribble out on the hood, not hitting the windshield at all. Luckily was able to push it back in good enough for it to hold for now, while I order OEM ones. These are good to get you by, but I would definitely recommend spending the extra dollars to get OEM ones if you want them to actually spray and cover the windshield. UPDATE about 4 weeks later the nozzle flew out again when I went to use it and is gone for good. now it just dribbles out on to the hood. Don't recommend this product at all

The nozzles are the same style, design, and fit as my factory Dodge (2013 Journey). They are extremely easy to put in, literally just snap into the holes and then you reconnect the water line tubing. If you are even slightly auto tech savvy these are a no brainer and a simple repair/replacement. If not it will take a little thought and work to remove and or re-install tubing especially if replacement tubing is needed but entirely doable without the need to take your car to a shop and pay (usually $50 or more) to have them installed. Unfortunately in my case the water spray from the nozzles are not lined up correctly for my car and windshield. They work, however the water spray is not fanned (1), not even (2), and it doesn't reach the center (or even low center) of my windshield (3) as stock (OEM) nozzles do. (1) Water spray is not fanned means the spray of water is not in a fan shape or spread across the "stream" of water. I'm staying away from the word stream because it is Not a stream of water Nor are windshield spray nozzles supposed to be a stream. They are supposed to be a fan of evenly distributed water across that fan shape so as to cover a wider/larger area of the windshield. Some car's windshield nozzles may spray more of a stream but will still be in a fan shape to help cover and wet down a larger area of the windshield. In any case not being fanned and the spray leaning more towards a stream of water is not necessarily a bad thing as it still provides the same volume of water and the saturation amount may be equally as important as coverage of area (fanning). (2) The water spray not being even refers to the fact that on each nozzle the water spray is not evenly spread across its spray of water. From a nozzle more water comes from different areas of its spray/"stream". As in, one side of the water spray has a larger amount of water coming out than the other portion of that same water spray. (3) The water spray barely gets to the bottom of my windshield and most just squirts my hood or under the windshield wipers. This may be due to the fact that these nozzles cover a very wide range of car makes and models and will fit since the holes they fit in are all the same. However, some makes and models of cars may have their wiper nozzles further or closer to the windshield, than others, meaning the distance from where the nozzles sit to where the hood ends, and windshield begins, may be different. Angle of hood & the angle of the windshield will play a factor but for most, if not all, the vehicles listed that it will fit will all have extremely close/similar specifications. I even tried to move or adjust the nozzles to see if I could manipulate the water spray or move it to hit higher on my windshield but to no avail. The distance from the nozzle to the edge of my hood is 5" (pictured). The distance from the nozzles to the middle of my windshield where the OEM nozzles sprayed, and optimal location, is 24" (pictured). The spray from these nozzles only get to almots16" (pictured) which is too low to get full/best coverage. They are a good value for their money if you are willing to risk a potential less than optimal spray location (maybe yours will work better than mine did). They Do work and they Do spray the windshield but may not do so, well enough, to help properly clean the windshield, as in my case. Only recommendation I could give is that if you have a distance from the nozzle to your hood edge and/or distance from the nozzle to the middle of your windshield similar to mine then you may have the same performance and may want to look at other companies instead, or just eat the cost of an OEM pair from an auto parts store or your car's manufacturer dealership.

Perfect fit and work wounderful

Excelente producto

Que son funcionales como los originales

Not recommended

Fáciles de instalar.

Misma calidad que el original ....muy bueno

This item was so easy to install by myself and was a huge savings compared to what the mechanic wanted to charge.