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Your first step is to purchase the ‘Citroën/Peugeot Mist Washer Jets’ from the dealership. Part number 6438.V8. They come as a pair for approximately £6.
Step2. Fiat Windscreen Washer Jet Removal Open the bonnet and remove the following plastic studs to gain access to the underside of the washer jets. I have circled the main ones; you can remove more if required.
Step3. Remove existing Windscreen Washer Jets
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Remember to always check your settings before starting any new Maya file! In this tutorial, I used FEET for the linear option, DEGREES for the angle option, and NTSC 30fps for the time option.
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