Ming02

I don't like the fact that the sprayers do not pop up when they get encrusted with ice. It doesn't seem to do any permanent damage. but I don't like the look of all that window wash fluid leaking out of the bumper for the next couple of days. Is there a way that I can run the headlight washer pump off of a momentary switch instead of it being actuated by the window washer? I realize that you can avoid actuating the headlight washers by only giving the window washer short bursts of fluid, but I just can't stand doing that.

TonyPNS

You could turn off your headlights to bypass them when cleaning the windshield

821 dtw (Greg)

turn off your lights... then spray

bam bam fka snail

where one might want to wash lights but now windshield.

I DO often turn off lights and just do windshield but wish I could control the whole thing

bam bam fka snail

Yes. but. . . .see above ^^^^

Chris not @ Toyo now

If there is a seperate fuse for the headlights, pull the fuse

audiboi

may i ask why?

Bob Petruska

and yes you can splice a SPST switch into the 12V or ground wire of the connector to enable or disable the headlight washers. The easiest thing to do(as I have) is just pull off the headlight washer pump electrical connector, I found the headlight washers totally useless in the northeast winters as you indicated with ice problems and they don't do much to wash the salt off the lights. All they do is eat washer fluid big time!