Fix Your Broken Windshield Washer Fluid Nozzle Jets - 2007-2013 Toyota Tundra 

Wonderful. I am a Mechanical Engineer but I was not able to solve the problem of my windshield spray without watching this video. Thanks so much for sharing. This video is detailed and very informatics. Excellent to the provider.

This was a perfectly simple fix. It took 5 minutes, and the sprayer is back to normal on both sides. Thanks for the video!

Some hero’s don’t wear capes. I’ve needed this video for sure.

You saved me a lot of trouble. My 2012 Tundra had the exact same symptoms. I was going to clean or replace the spray nozzles but instead I cut out the valve and repacked it with a Tee. Works perfectly. Thanks a bunch.

Great detailed video and I checked all that. My problem was where the vacuum hose came through from the hood towards the reservoir. There is a little metal connector and mine was rusted almost shut. Got new vacuum hose and skipped the metal connector right to the first plastic piece. This was AFTER replacing the motor and both spray valves (wish I saw your video sooner). If this doesn’t work for you check where it goes through the hood to the reservoir. THEN buy stuff.

Thanks for posting. This exact issue occurred on my 2010 Tundra. $3 part and 5 minutes, and its working great now.

My 2013 RAV4 has had weak output from both emitters for a while now but when I pull the main line off the elbow where it joins the hood I get a nice, strong stream. You just cleared up my problem. Thank you!!

I really appreciated your video. It help me to fix my truck sprayers for my windshield. Actually when I saw what you use to fix it I noticed that they are very similar to couplings and T used for drip irrigation system , the small houses , couplings tees Are the same size. Many people use them in their gardens. That is what I use to fix my problem for less than $.25😄

Saved me the money I would have spent for labor and parts at the service department. Lol Easy to follow, straight-forward instructions, and if I could give you multiple thumbs up I would. 👍👍 Oh I too need to change my wiper blade on the passenger side. That is next on the maintenance schedule. Lol 👍

Been looking for a DIY video on this issue for close to a year now! Stumbled on to it b/c of the suggestion videos on the right side of the screen. (Update the video title the word "nozzle" included and I think more Tundra owners w/ this problem will find their way to this solution! Thanks a bunch for posting, I'll give this a shot next weekend.

I had the same issue with my 2010 Toyota Tundra. Driver side windshield jet would work and the passenger side would NOT. I used the guide in this video to change out my valve to a vacuum T. Works like a champ. Thanks man!

Still very helpful several years later - many thanks.

Perfect! Solved the exact same problem in about 2 minutes. This is what is great about RU-vid. Thanks.

Thank you! My 2014 Sienna has the same problem with the same exact valve. Fixed the problem right away!

Thank you so much. This 5 minute fix saved me a lot of $$ and aggravation.

Dude thank you for this. Fixed my parents 2011 Avalon. Saved the cost on a pump that was recommended to replace.

Great video! Short, sweet, to the point and very informative. Thanks for posting.😊

Thank you. 2016 Sienna fixed - with the problem at the valve, as you described.

Thanks for the advice. The passenger side nozzle of my 2012 4Runner had this problem recently.

Thanks for the tip; this worked perfect and the repair was a few cents. Didn't need to cut anything or replace any tube.

Huge help. This happened to both by gen 1 and gen 2 sequioa. 1 million thanks

Great video man! Saved me some time trying to clean the nozzles. Thank you!

Thank you, sir! You saved me a lot of time cleaning our Rav4 passenger nozzle, replacing the tube, etc... all things I would have done before I suspected that Toyota over-engineered a simple T-junction! (Don't get me wrong... I love my Toyota and it gives me VERY few problems but this was kind of a crazy thing they did here!)

Great video. Saved me tons of time trying to clean the orifices. Ez fix. thanks

My 2010 Tundra has the exact same problem. Now I know what to do to fix it. Thanks!

six years later and i found my issue. Thank you

Saved me some change. thank you for the detailed video.

Worked great on my 2008 Tundra. I used a drip irrigation tee. Same size as the defective tee valve. Thanks.

2014 Tundra is the same. 3/16 Y is all I could find, no T. Worked great! Thank you.

Worked great on my 2016! Thanks for the info!

2012 Lexus IS 250 with the same issue. I had a brass pneumatic tee that worked perfectly. Thanks!

You hit right on the problem. Quick fix, thanks

This is great. I have this same problem with my 08 Camry but couldn't find any info on how to fix. Looks like the Camry Corolla Sienna and Tundra all have the same nozzle under hood design so this should do the trick. Thank you for sharing. As a fellow tightwad I really appreciated the info - especially since the dealer wanted to charge $70 in labor, for a 5 minute fix.

Great vid! Thank you - checking my 2008 now.

This worked for my 09 Camry. Thank you! 🤙🏼

Great! This is exactly what I needed thank you so much!!

Thanks for the video!

Thanks for this video Huge Help.

Fixed my issue and cheap too! Thank you sir.

2016 toyota 4runner have the same issue thank you a lot sir

Thanks so much for this. Replaced the vacuum tee is that solved the problem.

Fixed my Corolla for $5, almost bought new jets for $20, big thanks

YEAH, it was helpful.

Right on dude, thanks!

I had the same problem and jumped right to the check valve thingy which ended up being the problem. Super easy replacement.

Thanks a lot! Worked for me as well. Wondering why the OEM valve prevents backflow. Is it to keep the pump primed and therefore elongate its life?

This is a very useful trik

Great Video !! I would have saved a lot of aggravation if I had watched this video before I took the nozzle off and put high pressure air through it. It blew out the small piece inside the nozzle that spreads the spray horizontally. I can't find it, so LOL, I gotta buy a new nozzle. I had the same problem with the anti-backflow valve as well, so I'll need to get a T-fitting as well.

Check the washer check valve connection. This was the problem in my Toyota. It was a $19 fix. Done!😁

Thanks for the help, but I wish you showed us how to put that sprayer back on the hood. I'm afraid if I force it I'm gonna break it!

Thanks👍🏼

Thank you sir

Great video. I just purchase a T at pepboys for $4 and replace the old one.

Thanks

Thanks for your video. My fluid spray is pretty much doing the same, but mine is spray just a little fluid. Hopefully, the replacement valve will fix the problem too. Where did u purchase the hose valve (3-way)? Thanks again! Jason

I took off the nozzle as you showed and blew thru it. It had tiny hard fragments inside - maybe plastic particles or insect eggs... Works fine now.

Did you use the “t” to bypass the valve? I’ve got a 2012 camry. Toyota said it’s the nozzle and wants $140! They tried to get about $120 for the license plate lights. I’m getting a new nozzle. Does it make a difference in using the valve that came with the car or that “t” valve? Great video.

I've been having trouble with my 2020 Tundra. I removed the check valve and installed a "T" no more trouble.

I’m having the same issue with my tundra but the driver’s side isn’t working. Thanks!!!

Is there a way to adjust nozzles like this up and down?

My camry started on the passenger side. Im going to clean it this weekend. Just wonderinf if the Tee is clogged thats why its doing this?

I have a 2008 Tundra with a very weak stream on both sides. Where did you get the Tee from?

Hi there my swift engine light is on my mechanic says need to replace spark plugs and some pressure motor I also have engine stops running after few miles Pls suggest

I thought I was alone in this

Hey bro where did you get the vacuum T?

Can you tell me how you removed the fireproof mat on the bottom of the hood, so you can access the hoses?

I drilled through the check valve, then melted some plastic into the drill hole. Essentially turns the valve into a tee.

Can you tell me please how to find that white tee in English? What is that in English? I live in UK but I am from Poland.

I’m sure this is the same problem I’m having with my gs300. Both sprayers just stopped working. Dealer asks like $200 to fix. The parts don’t cost much. I’ll just do my self.

💪👍🙏

I just did the very same thing to my moms Camry.

Thanks save me some cash

Nice video but doesnt Tell me how to fix the actual nozzle.

Hi min your video gave me the wrong info as I have had similar issue as with my 2007 Toyota RAV4 spray jets not working correctly as both sides new ones fitted in fine this is a we heads up for u do u still have your old bit valve can u check it if so as my car is right hand drive but as the way you have your valve as connected at all three connections are incorrect so I gave u thumbs down aha aha mine just total does not work in the same way as yours as the say single bit at bottom is connected too the left side and the main supply pipe is connected too the other end off the say straight throw part hopefully you can try this out as you may not have had needed as too spend money on a new tee peace it’s very possibly that whom every did it last did it incorrectly so swap over your two left hand pipes so left spray jet is going into the bottom bit off the valve as this is the only way mine works I needed a new valve as was blocked in spraying out the back pressure in two new spray jets as whom every had the car last I feel pushed too thick a bit off wire throw it as well I tried denture tablets also so thought I would leave you a msg I am from Scotland in a Scots man in my 45 teens whom has been working on cars as before I could drive in well aha aha I was lost until I dismantled the cover as I thought it was a throw in throw like your new fitted one but was valve as I tried a tee bit but was still not right so two new jets also good luck cheers thou in usual you can use a we prise tool as too push rubbers off but yes I know the can like melt onto the plastic in break when u touch it I cut mine back just a we bit in was fine aha aha at least u got spare hose as for the next few years hopefully this comes too u as a we blessing in disguise.eric