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Similar thread going on at the mo on the mk4 section
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=75121
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=75121
Ok, but the Mk2's are in the bonnet and so completely different. I'm not into all the wiring, so is there a simple way of heating them...or stopping them freezing apart from hot water or a towel over them over night?
warm the car up first
on mine they are right above the rear of the engine and its the first place to start defrosting anyway
never had mine frozen yet
ideally you could patch em into the heated rear window switch the same as the door mirrors
on mine they are right above the rear of the engine and its the first place to start defrosting anyway
never had mine frozen yet ideally you could patch em into the heated rear window switch the same as the door mirrors
i heard somewhere that if you extend the tubing a bit and then wrap it round a coolant hose a few times it helps 
R953 VSE said:i heard somewhere that if you extend the tubing a bit and then wrap it round a coolant hose a few times it helps
But its the nozzle of the jet that freezes over not the tubing or the washer bottle so I doubt that would work. I been told that heated jets are fitted on some cars like Mercs as standard.
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