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#152126 04/17/2007 6:08 PM
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Hello, I want to install a windshield washer tank setup in my two ton. I there anyone out there who has done this and what did you use? More importantly where did you install your nozzles? Cowl or hood? Thanks for all replys.


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#152127 04/17/2007 6:50 PM
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Well I happened to have a NOS (New Old Stock) Trico washer kit assy. for the Chevy trucks....
In the enclosed instructions, it listed for the washer nozzles to be installed in the cowl. the placement was directly under each windshield, centered on a line mid-way between the glass and the hood.
Michael


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