so, if you have a 1997-2003 Ford F150, you’ve probably dealt with those weird, clogged washer nozzles, right? I had the same problem last winter. I tried a few different brands, but the “ACDelco” ones became my go-to. They’re cheap and work like a charm.
But, I also heard good things about the “Dorman” nozzles. Some folks swear they get better spray coverage. I mean, who doesn’t want their windshield clean as a whistle?
Have you ever tried adjusting them? I did that once and felt like a total pro. Anyway, just make sure you get the right ones for your ride. What have you tried?
I ve tried several nozzles for my 2000 F150 and those adjustable ones are the best for getting even spray.
It rains a lot here in Oregon so good visibility is key.
I liked the OEM ones too but these are a game changer.
I’ve always had issues with my F150’s nozzles living in Ohio so I switched to those aftermarket ones. What a difference like night and day. They spray evenly and cover the windshield way better. Definitely recommend giving them a shot if you’re stuck on stock.
I ve tried a few on my 2000 F150 and honestly the cheap ones just don’t spray right
In New York those OEM ones are the way to go
You get that perfect mist
I’ve tried a few nozzles on my 2000 F150 and honestly the OEM ones work best for me. Just simple reliable.
I have noticed when rain hits they distribute fluid nice and evenly. Perfect for those moody Oregon downpours.
I ve had the same 2001 F150 since forever and I swear the nozzles were a headache.
Switched to the ones from O’Reilly’s and what a difference made it so much better.
I remember driving my old F150 in Wisconsin and those nozzles were a mess. I’ve tried a few different ones but the OEM style worked best for me. The cheap ones just didn’t spray right and I was left with streaks everywhere
If you can find good quality ones that fit your truck you should be golden.
i found some great nozzles on Amazon for my 2001 F150 a while back they fit perfectly and spray evenly. i live in Michigan and the winters can be brutal so good nozzles make a big difference.
I’ve also heard the OEM ones are pretty solid but it’s hard to resist a good deal online. cheap fixes always make me happy.
I’ve tried a few nozzles for my 2001 F150 in Minnesota. They work but the spray could be better honestly.
Also had some issues in winter.
In my experience using a 2001 F150 in Minnesota the OEM nozzles worked like a charm but then I switched to some aftermarket ones and honestly they sprayed everywhere. Not cool while driving in the rain. Just stick with stock ones.
I’ve seen others rave about those adjustable types but for me it was a mess. Keep it simple and save your time.
I’ve always found the ones from Ford work best. Just did a swap last month and wow what a difference it made.
I have also tried those aftermarket ones but they didn’t fit right. Just get the OEM ones honestly.
I ve tried a few nozzles for my 2002 F150 in Michigan and honestly the OEM ones were solid I have a friend who swears by the ones from eBay but I think they leak too much.
Anyway its all about personal preference really but I just want mine to work in winter when the snow hits.
man when I had my 2002 F150 I tried a few nozzles from the local auto shop in Ohio and wow some just dribbled water everywhere. I ended up getting the AC Delco ones and they were solid. I’ve never had a problem since and they worked like a charm even in winter. if you’re replacing them just go for the good stuff.
I remember when my buddy and I replaced the nozzles on his 2001 F150 while we were stuck in a parking lot in Michigan.
Those cheap aftermarket ones were awful they sprayed everywhere except where we wanted. I’ve gotta say the OEM ones work the best.
I remember when I had my 2001 F150 in Buffalo NY and those nozzles were all clogged up from winter grime.
I swapped them for some aftermarket ones and man they shot the water exactly where I needed it.
It was like a mini water park on my windshield but in a good way.
Honestly some of the factory ones just don’t cut it anymore for a truck like this.
I ve got a 2000 F150 and switched to the AC Delco nozzles last year. Super easy install and they spray a nice wide pattern. Noticed a big difference during a rainstorm in Seattle.
I’ve also heard good things about Dorman ones but haven’t tried em. Just make sure they fit!
I live in Montana and my 2000 F150 was a beast in the snow last winter. The stock nozzles were weak and left me guessing if I was washing or just spreading water around.
I found these aftermarket nozzles that spray a wide fan. They really changed my experience on those icy roads.
Totally worth the upgrade.
I remember my buddy back in Michigan had a 2000 F150 and the nozzles were terrible always leaving streaks.
I ve switched to the AC Delco ones and they perform much better.
The spray pattern is solid and really clears up the windshield fast. Great pick for anyone still driving one of those trucks.