2 PCS Front Windshield Washer Nozzles, Front Windshield Washer Nozzle Wiper Spray Kit Suitable for Jeep, Chevy, Replaces: #55157323AA, 55157352AA, 55372143AB, 68260443AA, 55079049AA, 15247800

I replaced the broken sprayer on my 2000 Toyota Camry ce with these, and they work quite well. The fit was a bit snug, but they ultimately fit securely. Overall, they are a good solution and much better than having no sprayer at all. The micro drop reach to top of the windshield it is a better spread than factory sprayers.

It didn’t fit my car and the spray pattern is off by a lot. I only needed one so I had to make the hole on my 99 Acura larger to make it fit. I did not return this product since it was less than $10 and I had to make it work because I don’t have time for it again. Do not buy and Amazon really should look at this product since their website says that it will fit my 99 Acura CL

My 2014 Grand Cherokee had one of the OEM sprayers snap off about 5 minutes after the 3/36 warranty expired (thanks FCA). I replaced it and fast forward to this year when it stopped spraying. It ended up blowing the hose off the nozzles which I found to be clogged with calcium (I guess Walmart windshield fluid isn't distilled). The other original OEM one disintegrated when I tried to clean it and the el cheapo I bought for the other one snapped when I was removing the hose, so time for a replacement again. These snapped right into the engine hood opening and the hoses fit over it just fine. They seem to be working fine and will hopefully last a while. Nothing is super well made anymore it seems, so time will tell, but they are cheap enough and easy to replace so not the end of the world if they fail after 5-10 years.

Awesome and very nice fit

I had one nozzle that wasn't spraying correctly. Created a return and a replacement was issued. I suppose with plastic parts that are manufactured by the millions, not every one is tested and you are going to get a bad one. Installation was difficult because the fit is so tight, but once you are able to snap it in, connection to the water lines is easy. Taking them off is difficult because the pieces that hold the nozzle to the hood is very tight, basically you have to start with one side and try to rotate the nozzle up and out.

Does not fit on a 2012 Ram 3500 like it said. The intake tube faces the wrong way. Was made good but just wrong for my truck

Bien

What a waste of money. I only needed one to fix my problem, and both pieces Did NOT work.

Se ajusto bien a mi vehiculo malibu 2010

Amazon's fitment guide says it will fit a Chevy Sonic. It doesn't. Had to return and pay for shipping.🙁

Glad these came in a pair, I only needed one, the first one I installed only threw fluid onto the hood of my car, didn’t even make it to the window, the second from the pack at least extended the stream to the window, but it still is not high enough or with enough liquid coming out to cover the window with enough liquid for the wipers to actually clean the high part of the window. Did not work well for me.

These spray nozzles come come with gaskets but almost don't need them because of the tight fit. The aiming however is a bit too low on my 2008 F250. I'm going to try to modify them a bit so that I can have the spray in the middle of the windshield.

One of my OEM nozzles broke and crumbled apart finally after years of unavoidable engine heating under the hood and freezing outside temperatures.I'm replacing both, but not before a comparison of both the working OEM nozzle and this new generic "DWARFOO" nozzle.When it comes to which spray more fluid or have a wider spray range, they're almost or if not the exact same in terms of where the washer fluid reaches and I would say the new generic nozzle sprays a tad bit more. Looking at the OEM nozzle it does not look adjustable , and I could be wrong but I don't believe the generic nozzle is either but it does have the perfect spray range just as the OEM nozzle and slightly better amount.When it comes to pricing , on the rockauto website the OEM Mopar newer model blue colored end sprayer per 1 is $50 and I cannot imagine at local dealer with a shop discount would or could even justify the high pricing per one (even for fancy new "upgrade" OEM....). For here on Amazon I paid $11 plus tax for 2 generic nozzles so the choice is very obvious when performance is compared as well as pricing.I believe the dorman pricing per 1 nozzle is in between both OEM Mopar and these generic Amazon nozzles and the dorman nozzles spray further and use more fluid. If you want performance like original and quality get these Amazon nozzles.I used these on a 2011 Dodge Durango. Was recommended by Amazon's vehicle parts lookup saying it matches and also they look the same. And on the ad here it says that they work on Jeep Grand Cherokee, they're very similar.Will update if anything changes.