Dorman 924-5403 Windshield Washer Nozzle Compatible with Select Peterbilt Models, 3 Pack

These are not really an exact fit for a 1998 Ford Explorer Rear Washer but I did get them to work as follows:First off, I replaced my rear wiper arm with the Dorman product, which works great. The nozzle on the Dorman, however, left much to be desired, I think the openings are too big but for whatever reason the coverage was poor and it would more leak than spray. I tried swapping in the old nozzle, but this fit loosely and with the new arm it was adequate but not great.These nozzles have a wide tube as mentioned, so they were a tight fit. They will also fit upside down on the wiper arm because that big hole you see in on the back. They clip on, which is a nice touch, instead of the force fit of the OEM.That little hold on the back you see is a sprayer, as is the nozzle on the end, which you cannot see. With both, the nozzle dribbled. But, with a soldering gun, I melted the back hole closed, leaving just the end sprayer. Thing is, this has a brass opening, a ball with a nozzle, that you can adjust with a pin (put the pin in the hole and pivot the ball). With this I was able to aim the single stream precisely to where it shoots up the windshield before the arm and covers quite well. Remains to be seen if the ball remains in place but hey you get 3 of them and I think it will.Not sure everyone realizes the pin adjustment trick, not mentioned anywhere.

East to install and works great. Made so good it was a bit to figure out how to open it to install.

Using them to replace missing nozzles on a 2004 Jaguar XJ8. They seem a little flimsy, but are holding up OK. Just be careful when attaching them to the wiper arm, as they don't quite fit.

Easy to install, fit my 06 Peterbilt 379 perfectly

I had installed a carbon fiber hood, which doesn't include holes for the factory squirters. You don't quite realize how much you use squirters until you can't.I decided to try to buy some clip on nozzles. It's hard to tell what will work, and what won't even come close. For the record, I have a Chevy and my wiper arms are just a tad too thick for these.Funny little things, they have a door so you can open them up and clip them on, but as soon as you open that door, it's been over stressed. I have no idea how you would remove these and put them back on for their intended application, as every door I opened weakened it that it fails quite readily. I clearanced one with a file, but that door was too weak to hold anything once it had been opened.However, the width is perfect fit, so a dab of super glue on the nozzle mounting point, and a dab on the wiper arm, and 3 months later, they still work fantastic. Time will tell if this rigged method will last through a brutal Arizona Summer, but for now, I can clean my windshield. And that is what's important.

Tight fit but works good and holds tight.

Paccar factory nozzles are famously terrible. Being made with the exact same design I was looking to upgrade, these are equally worthless. The spray pattern either gushes or sprays so little that an even flow that actually cleans never happens.Don't waste your time. Look for other 9mm options.

They worked fine for my application but the plastic is weak and I broke one installing it. They do not have a hinge to pivot out of the way of the wiper. Just have to Bend the plastic to fit over the wiper but even when I barely made it wide enough to slip over the plastic snaps. Need to make a hinge or make from a more flexible plastic

As expected

Fit my Tym tractor wiper perfectly

Bien

Came in a 'pack of three' but the first one installed: broke- hope the rest don't.

Cheaply made and Two of the three latch’s broke when installing.Returned them for refund