Aautohome Windshield Water Sprayer Washer Nozzle For 97-01 Toyota Camry for 98-08 corolla, 00-05 tacoma, 94-99 celica, 91-95 MR2

This part was just good enough to keep me from wanting to go through the hassle of returning it and spending more on a better one.Bought for a 2001 Toyota Camry, which this is supposed to fit directly.It fits into the hole but is not "deep" enough front to back for both tabs to lock. The tab on the side nearest the windshield locks ONLY after removing the rubber gasket from the sprayer. If you leave the rubber gasket on, it will not click into place, but will just sort of sit in the hole loose.If you remove the gasket and apply the sprayer directly to the opening, the windshield-side tab will click into place and the part won't flap all over the place. However, it is not sized correctly, and the tab on the bumper side of the sprayer does not fully lock into place. It's too short for the opening. It does cover the hole in the hood completely, but just barely, and it looks identical to the OEM part once installed. It fits just well enough that once you hook the hose to it and clip the hood liner back in, it sits in place.It does spray, and the openings were easy to adjust for spray location. But if you're wanting a quality part that fits properly, spend more and go somewhere else.

So far, so good. I expect them to last a long time. I strongly suggest before fitting the new sprayer nozzles that you flush the lines. Do this by removing the old sprayers and running water via the washer pump without them, flushing the lines (make sure you fill the water tank first). You may have to plug one then the other to make sure both sides are flushed of debris. Then after fitting and installing the new sprayers, shut the hood/bonnet and turn on the sprayers, noting where they hit the windshield/windscreen. If you aren't happy with where the water jet hits the glass, take a very small, thin object (don't use something that'll break like a toothpick, I used a very small drill bit), and insert it about a millimeter (not much more than that, or you can't do this) into the sprayer hole and adjust the direction of spray. The little brass nozzles move around like eyeballs in a socket.. You'll have to do this a few times to get it right, but you'll be happy with the results.

There is no instruction attached with the package.At the first tryout, I found the nozzle fit into with the cut-out of the hood but not really tight. Then I attached the hose and activated the spraying. The nozzle was in shaking loose from it position. I felt disappointed for almost a day and thought about return the nozzles.The next day, in a second tryout with following steps:- Removed the rubber gasket out off the nozzle..- Insert the nozzle into the hood cut-out.- Load the gasket to the nozzle from bottom up. (be sure the hood metal panel is sandwiched between the plastic nozzle head and the rubber gasket).- Attach the hose.- Activate spraying/ washing.- Use a small needle to guide the spray orientation.It worked beautifully !The package delivered on time (in 2 days) and good price (under $10.00). However without installing instruction, I gave 4 stars only

virtually identical to the originals on my 2002 toyota tundra. 2 nozzles for 1/2 the price of one from the OEM.you do need to adjust them to hit the windshield in the right place. i used a sewing needle.adjust one jet at a time...get it positioned where you want it, then do the next one. takes maybe 10 minutes if you're picky like me

These were NOT a satisfactory replacement for my 2003 Tacoma for 2 reason. 1) The barbs are straight, wheras the OE nozzle had 90 degee barbs pointed to the passenger side. This makes hose connection challenging because it requires the hose to take a longer route than stock. The hose has to be streched in order to be connected to the barb. 2) The tabs are too weak and did not make a positive index into the hood. This in combination with the straight barb makes the nozzle pop out crooked. Please see my photos for clarification. In retrospect I should not have soley trusted the described compatability and made a visual comparison to my truck before purchasing - this was my fault and Im sure they would squirt fine(off target). As is these are unusable....so 2 stars.

Does not come with instructions, so here's what you do. Pull the hose off your old one and pop it out (use pliers to squeeze the tabs). Pop this new one in (making sure tabs engage). Reconnect the hose. Give it a squirt and most likely it will squirt way too low or high. Get a push pin, stick it in each nozzle and adjust the aim (the nozzle is on some kind of ball joint). Obsess with the aim til it's exactly where you want it.

Seller is A+ product and shipping was great. However, their is a rubber gasket you must also have for the angle of the spray to hit your windshield correctly. I used black electrical tape and made one myself.

They work. They don't come pre-calibrated and they don't have instructions. Put a pin or tack into the ball-nozzle to adjust.