tzd rear window wash switch

Wooscary · Post by **Wooscary** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:28 pm

I'm sure there's medication for that kind of thing...

Dollywobbler · Post by **Dollywobbler** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:29 pm

citsncycles wrote:Mine does, but only a dribble comes out

Might just be a clogged nozzle. Pulled the nozzle off last year and plenty of water came out. Nozzle back in and back to a dribble. Seems to have somehow cleared itself now though...

citsncycles · Post by **citsncycles** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:38 pm

Might just be a clogged nozzle. Pulled the nozzle off last year and plenty of water came out. Nozzle back in and back to a dribble. Seems to have somehow cleared itself now though...

Thanks - I'll give it a try this weekend - hopefully it'll be as easy as the front one was when I poked about with it

I'm sure there's medication for that kind of thing...

I only wish it was the problem I had

Before the doctor started me on the pills it was more like old faithfull - a major cascade every hour or so, day or night

Post by **mat_fenwick** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:55 pm

I'm having similar problems, I'm on medication for back pain at the moment and I keep waking up needing to pee at about 5 every morning. It suddenly dawned on me that it might NOT be down to the tablets and more to do with the half a glass of water I'm washing them down with...

citsncycles · Post by **citsncycles** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:11 pm

Mine's turned out to be diabetes - I think the blood sugar level of 24 (instead of 6!) may have had something to do with it as my body was having to find another way to get rid of it all!

Still, they seem to be getting me stabilised & I'm actually feeling more full of energy than I have done for ages!

electrokid · Post by **electrokid** » Tue Jan 18, 2011 12:35 am

Might just be a clogged nozzle.

Stranded wire is useful for that - strip the insulation off the end by 40mm or so and separate a single strand then poke it in and wiggle it about.

Or if you have a Dremel or equivalent and a set of small drills then try 0.6mm to 0.8mm.

Still, they seem to be getting me stabilised & I'm actually feeling more full of energy than I have done for ages!

Glad to here that Mike

Mothman · Post by **Mothman** » Tue Jan 18, 2011 4:06 pm

citsncycles wrote:Mine's turned out to be diabetes - I think the blood sugar level of 24 (instead of 6!) may have had something to do with it as my body was having to find another way to get rid of it all!

Still, they seem to be getting me stabilised & I'm actually feeling more full of energy than I have done for ages!

Ime glad they have caught that bud.
Last year i was found to be glucose intolerant, not diabetic yet but on the way so i have had to give up most sugary things and eat well. Well, i said, i do. i eat everything cept raw tomatoes which i cant stand.
Good luck.

Andy

PS, mine dosnt dribble, never worked since i had it