Swapped out my windshield nozzles!
Swapped out my windshield nozzles!
After reading a few other posts, I bought a couple Murano nozzles for my 2000. They were a bit pricey at $17 each.
So essentially it goes like this. Pop the dozen or so plastic holders for the hood insulator, then yank the two hoses from the old nozzles. With a needlenose plier, pinch the holding tabs and push them out.
The new nozzles have two little side nubs that need to be ground flush with a Dremel cutoff wheel. Then they just snap back in place. They don't come with any rubber gasket like the old ones, but hopefully it won't be an issue. I'll keep an eye on them for underhood leakage.
Now the spray covers the entire windshield, similar to my Cherokee. Very nice.
So essentially it goes like this. Pop the dozen or so plastic holders for the hood insulator, then yank the two hoses from the old nozzles. With a needlenose plier, pinch the holding tabs and push them out.
The new nozzles have two little side nubs that need to be ground flush with a Dremel cutoff wheel. Then they just snap back in place. They don't come with any rubber gasket like the old ones, but hopefully it won't be an issue. I'll keep an eye on them for underhood leakage.
Now the spray covers the entire windshield, similar to my Cherokee. Very nice.
Originally Posted by Memphis2k1
What year Murano plugs did you get? What year(s) do you suggest?
Thx
Thx
The Murano nozzles provide a "fan" spray pattern verses the single stream pattern from the Maxima nozzles. They are a bit different in size, so there will be a small area exposed on the hood which was covered prior by the originals.
Originally Posted by 9DTALON
If you order the nozzles for an A34 maxima, they work fine and only list out at 4.18 ea. I've got em on mine and they work great. Awesome for melting frost on the windshield 

Originally Posted by SEmy2K2go
The Murano nozzles provide a "fan" spray pattern verses the single stream pattern from the Maxima nozzles. They are a bit different in size, so there will be a small area exposed on the hood which was covered prior by the originals.
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Originally Posted by Trurida18
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Back on topic -
I believe the 6th gen nozzles also provide a "fan" spray pattern as do the Murano versions.
Yes I should've clarified a bit. They do also have a fan spray. I've noticed that when stopped, the majority of the spray hits the very upper part of the windshield, but when moving at any speed it hits right where you need it. I also had to trim the nozzles a bit to fit them in. I used a utility knife, and just tried not to slice my hands open. I trimmed the little tabs that lock them in place also, but trimmed too much so I'm going to get another set and try to do a little better this time. Anyways, it's a great mod for little $$$ always good.
Originally Posted by 9DTALON
Yes I should've clarified a bit. They do also have a fan spray. I've noticed that when stopped, the majority of the spray hits the very upper part of the windshield, but when moving at any speed it hits right where you need it. I also had to trim the nozzles a bit to fit them in. I used a utility knife, and just tried not to slice my hands open. I trimmed the little tabs that lock them in place also, but trimmed too much so I'm going to get another set and try to do a little better this time. Anyways, it's a great mod for little $$$ always good.
Did this mod last month. I like the fan spray - I think these nozzles also release a lot more fluid at once. I don't particularly like where it sprays though - seems rather high. I find myself having to pump the switch so it doesn't squirt out at full force. I'm not sure if I shaved off enough plastic either, I noticed that the nozzle isn't flush with the hood.
In any event, they are a nice change I think. Kinda pricey from my dealership. Has anyone tried painting them with a touchup stick or something, to match the colour of the car? The Murano nozzles are very porous and would pait fairly easily, I'd imagine..
In any event, they are a nice change I think. Kinda pricey from my dealership. Has anyone tried painting them with a touchup stick or something, to match the colour of the car? The Murano nozzles are very porous and would pait fairly easily, I'd imagine..
Originally Posted by 9DTALON
Yes I should've clarified a bit. They do also have a fan spray. I've noticed that when stopped, the majority of the spray hits the very upper part of the windshield, but when moving at any speed it hits right where you need it. I also had to trim the nozzles a bit to fit them in. I used a utility knife, and just tried not to slice my hands open. I trimmed the little tabs that lock them in place also, but trimmed too much so I'm going to get another set and try to do a little better this time. Anyways, it's a great mod for little $$$ always good.
one last question, with your 6th gen nozzles, did it come with a rubber grommet like the stock ones.
and this is a general question. some of you have complained how the murano ones did not come with rubber grommets, but could we remove the rubber off the OEM nozzles and put them on the new ones?
another link: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....27#post5354527
I'm pretty sure there's a how-to in there.
I'm pretty sure there's a how-to in there.
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