Well -- that's a whole different part of the story. But since you asked... My wiper jets are not spraying or spraying only an inch or two. I was told that a rodent ate through the wiper jet tubing. Honda makes/sells this:
Rodent Tape Figured, I'd prevent the re-occurrence. I did ask, Tesla doesn't make/sell.
Anyways, the Tesla parts guy looked at my service invoice and really wasn't sure what part to order. Took about 10 minutes with him chatting online with someone else who previously dealt with my car, to come to a conclusion -- and my confidence level is still not super high the right part(s) are being ordered. I did see some pictures -- of rodent damage to wiper jet cables attached to my service visit he pulled up. However, I decided to take a look at my car -- as there isn't many parts (wiper jets, tubing, and one other tubing) and I was confused as why this was so confusing (especially since I was told the parts were ordered and I'd be notified in the app when they come in last week). Looks like they weren't ordered and it's a good thing I stopped in.
Anyways, I don't see any rodent damage on the highlighted yellow parts. The fluid comes out of both wiper jet hoses... So... I'm not really sure where this rodent damage is. The only place I can't really see is the red circled area... Maybe that's where the hole is? Any thoughts on the steam -- does this amount of fluid/pressure look normal -- or does it look like there is a hole somewhere?
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