This info may be of use to you.. You will just be replacing the nozzle assembly for one or both sides.

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2006 Nissan Murano Windshield Washer - Diagram 2 28961


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Thanks but i am in no way able to take apart the system to replace the nozzle

 

any solutions for this ?

 

Driver side windscreen washer useless

I don't have a solution for the problem but just want to revive the thread. I have a RH drive Murano and driver side nozzle barely reaches the screen. One solution is to lift the hood as the jet plays on to the underside of the hood. A little impractical on the go though As it also appears to be a problem on LH drive someone must have solved it.

 

I had an 03. Seriously, it was the worst washer system ever put on a car. I think your washer is working as designed.

It's just a bad design.

 

Is it a problem of water pressure, aiming or faulty nozzle ?

 

system is not under friendly, over all washer/wiper system was not designed with snow in mind... in the winter ice build up in the washer/wiper area, freezes, and then you cant move or lift the wipers, the nozzles get blocked and you cant clear the snow...bad bad bad design

I cleared the holes in the nozzles with a pin as they must have been blocked by dirt, that helped get them to spray like new, try that

 

1st gens FSM recommends replaing the nozzle and do not use a pin because they are not adjustable.

2nd gens are a different design and the FSM says to use a pin to adjust.

Perhaps you can replace yours with a 2nd gen nozzle if it fits.

http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/murano/2006/ww.pdf

http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/murano/2009/WW.pdf

 

1st gens FSM recommends replaing the nozzle and do not use a pin because they are not adjustable.

2nd gens are a different design and the FSM says to use a pin to adjust.

Perhaps you can replace yours with a 2nd gen nozzle if it fits.

http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/murano/2006/ww.pdf

http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/murano/2009/WW.pdf

I know this is kinda old, but has anyone tried swapping these nozzles? I am having the same issue would love a simple fix like swapping the nozzles.

 

I had a problem with driver's side nozzle pointed too low.

I managed to pry it upwards and slide a simple flat washer under the front of the nozzle, pointing it farther up the windshield. Friction seems to be holding it in OK.

It's a cheap fix if it works.

I had thoughts of using a heat gun to soften the plastic on which the nozzle is mounted and re-shape it to change the angle, but that had too much potential for causing more problems than I might solve.

 

I just fixed this issue

It's the plastic part which the nozzle installed dropped. So if you just have the car maintained, this is most likely the issue, they didn't put the plastic part back to the position. You need to move them up to the position.

 

Replace them with generic Toyota nozzles, which are adjustable, have metal nozzles, and spray better.....