What's with the driver-side windshield washer nozzle on current Accords?

The one I have currently is a 2001. I have had '97, '94, '91, '85, '83 and a
'79 in the past.

 

You were helped, your original question was answered in the second post
of this thread.

Others tried to help too, but you came back with "Then why are you
responding?" when they said they "didn't know for sure". Then you go on
to question if someone "really owns an Accord". You never said a word
about an Accord so what difference does that make in regards to
answering your question? Do you think Honda makes a different ww fluid
nozzle for each car model?

 

You were helped, your original question was answered in the second post
of this thread.

Others tried to help too, but you came back with "Then why are you
responding?" when they said they "didn't know for sure". Then you go on
to question if someone "really owns an Accord". You never said a word
about an Accord so what difference does that make in regards to
answering your question? Do you think Honda makes a different ww fluid
nozzle for each car model?

 

No.

There is an attempt to cover as much windshield as possible. A minor
variation either way can result in overspray, but that is easily fixed
by adjusting them. Also, as soon as the wipers come on, the fluid is
going to go flying in all directions, up, over, out, everywhere, that's
inevitable. From the perspective of the person in the car behind, it
looks as if the fluid went everywhere except on the windshield.

 

No.

There is an attempt to cover as much windshield as possible. A minor
variation either way can result in overspray, but that is easily fixed
by adjusting them. Also, as soon as the wipers come on, the fluid is
going to go flying in all directions, up, over, out, everywhere, that's
inevitable. From the perspective of the person in the car behind, it
looks as if the fluid went everywhere except on the windshield.

 

I should add that over the years of being a driver and operator of a large
variety of makes and models of vehicles. From the smallest vehicle a 1975
Mini Cooper S to the largest vehicle I have driven, a Caterpillar 775E off
road truck and everything in between, all of them have had the ability to
adjust their windshield washer fluid nozzles.

 

I should add that over the years of being a driver and operator of a large
variety of makes and models of vehicles. From the smallest vehicle a 1975
Mini Cooper S to the largest vehicle I have driven, a Caterpillar 775E off
road truck and everything in between, all of them have had the ability to
adjust their windshield washer fluid nozzles.

 

I see you did mention that in the subject line, my bad.

 

I see you did mention that in the subject line, my bad.

 

ok, so you have no experience with what I'm talking about (the latest
generation accords).

 

ok, so you have no experience with what I'm talking about (the latest
generation accords).

 

As I said, you have no experience with this vehicle.

 

As I said, you have no experience with this vehicle.

 

wrote in @j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

I never said a word about an Accord? Try reading the SUBJECT moron.

 

wrote in @j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

I never said a word about an Accord? Try reading the SUBJECT moron.

 

wrote in

Right...when it hits the wiper dead center that's not a problem.

 

wrote in

Right...when it hits the wiper dead center that's not a problem.

 

This year's Accord are no different than any other make of vehicle on the
road, in regard to the windshield washer fluid nozzles.

I have to say that you lack any visible evidence of people skills
what-so-ever.

If you want help, perhaps you should consider speaking with a psychiatrist
first.

 

This year's Accord are no different than any other make of vehicle on the
road, in regard to the windshield washer fluid nozzles.

I have to say that you lack any visible evidence of people skills
what-so-ever.

If you want help, perhaps you should consider speaking with a psychiatrist
first.

 

Uh huh. Right. All cars are the same.

Um, I pointed out that you have no experience with the current generation
of Accords...which you don't.

Perhaps you should only respond when you know what you're talking about.