Windshield Washer Nozzles Kit, Washer Jet and 2 Meter Fluid Hose with Connector, Windshield Washer Hose Kit Compatible with Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Replaces OEM #: 4805742AB, 5113049AA

Bought this kit believing they installed the wrong nozzles but found that the hose was broken. The hose in the kit its ID is slightly smaller than the outside diameter or OD of the OEM tubing. I trimmed back the hose until it was straight on both sides and replaced it with the flexible hose provided with the kit.I used hand soap and water on both sides and pushed the hose over the trimmed piece for about 5/8 of an inch or 15 mm on both sides.This fix the problem by restoring the pressure. Well worth the price of less than $6.When the nozzles do go bad, I already have another set of nozzles to replace it.

To install, you will have to be a little creative. On the Jeep grand Cherokee, the tubing is a harder tubing (not quite as flexible as this material (Rubber hose), but it can still work. What i did was cut the harder tubing near the drivers side of the hood I then heated the tubing and inserted the straight coupling (made it easier with the tubing hot and sealed good when it cooled). I took the flex hose and measured to the new nozzle location. I then inserted the T coupling and ran a small piece of flex tubing directly to the nozzle. I then measured and cut a longer piece to go to the passenger side nozzle. All good now and sprays the windshield great.

Review is for a 2013 Chrysler Town and Country.I read the reviews, watched a few you tube tutorials, and thought this was what I needed. However once the new nozzles snapped into place they were snug and it was impossible to adjust their spray aim. I tried to pry the plastic tabs to adjust but they are hard to take out again without breaking them off. I'm going to try another brand and see if they are better and probably return these. Right now they are staying until I get a replacement for them.Install tips: Taking the old nozzles off the plastic completely crumbled, so there is no going back to those. I saw other reviews saying the tubing was clogged with debris, so I squirted my wipers a few times without the nozzles to clean out the plastic crud. Those OEM nozzles just became brittle and fell apart when I tried to squeeze the tabs with the pliers. Lots of crud stays inside the line - clean out with a screw driver as best you can, hold it upside down and top them out, and then spray the wipers several times to clean out crud before hooking up new nozzles.

Works great for my 2012 Jeep Cherokee 👍

ease of installation, functionality, value for money

"compatible with 2013 town and country" more like "you can make it work"Hose is bigger than the factory hose so it isn't compatible with the original clips under the hood to hold it in place and you have to cut a tiny length of hose to connect the T to the nozzle which means it hangs down a couple inches. Can't complain much for $8 though.

I bought these to replace the original nozzles on my 2016 Chrysler Town and Country minivan. The installation took a matter of minutes.The only issue I had, which was a little frustrating, was some erratic spray after the installation. However, I quickly discovered this was *not* a fault of these nozzles. A tiny speck of plastic that had come off the original crumbling nozzles when I removed them had gotten in the line to one of the replacement nozzles. Flushing it out solved the problem, and now the spray from these nozzles is perfect. If you install nozzles and have a spray that isn't quite hitting right, I strongly suggest you try making sure they are free of any tiny specs of debris.I had no trouble at all getting them aimed perfectly, which a few people had said they had to deal with when installing new nozzles on their vehicles.This product was a quite inexpensive fix to substandard windshield washer spray on my car. I just wish I had done it sooner than I did!

Item as described, great product