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nappyjimDec-09-01 03:51 AM
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#10361, "Ok, question on Nozzles again"




          

Since my first one has been locked, for no reason, i will ask again, and see if i get responses to my question, rather than put downs emoji.

How have you guys kept the new nozzles in the hole, when u have to screw the washer and nut onto the bottom of the nozzle under the hood, but you have metal blocking the bottom under the hood.

Its hard to explain, but look under your hood to see if you can see our nozzles, and there will be metal blocking it.

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ModeratorEvuLFleADec-09-01 04:06 AM
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#10362, "RE: Ok, question on Nozzles again"
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Im not sure but why not pull off the nozzles and than drill a hole through the metal?

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LoudEclipseDec-09-01 06:13 AM
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wo0t!
i heard you can do it with out cutting if you got long skinny fingers, see me, i have short stubby ones, so no luck


  

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Teameclipse804Dec-09-01 11:20 AM
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#10364, "RE: Ok, question on Nozzles again"
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I locked the previous thread because it got way off topic and people were complaining.

I suggest cutting the metal under your hood if you are brave. Otherwise, maybe find another way to secure it such as tape or exoxy glue or something from underneath. I personally wouldn't cut the underside of my hood, so I'd probably try to glue it on from underneath using epoxy glue.

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Kaptain_Mike (Guest)Dec-10-01 12:55 AM

  
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i hear elmers works, as well emoji


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icedoutDec-10-01 03:19 AM
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you have to cut the metal out but be careful or you can make a mess out of things. I drilled a bunch of holes and then used snips to cut out in between the holes. Then you can take a grinder and smooth out any jagged metal. When putting the plastic washer and metal one i used a little bit of silicone so it would stay in place or you will have a chance on loosing the hardware in the hood which i did and it took a long time trying to fish it out even with a magnet. Don't tighten down too much or you can break the nozzel stem.
This is all you should need to do this

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