Mine are way off, pretty much shooting over it onto the roof.
How do you go about adjusting them?

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im pretty sure you just put a needle of some sort in there to move the little tiny nozzles. but be careful not to break it off inside the nozzle!

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235-85-16 Firestone Destination MT's~Detroit Locker~AL's 4.5 Arms
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NO idea. If you can take them off, you might try some CLR maybe. I have no idea if that would help or not to be 100% honest. It might damage them...maybe. What do you use for solution? You could also try a toothbrush and some soapy water. *shrug*

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I tried the pin in the sprayer, it didn't work.

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'92 YJ- lift, swampers, bumpers....yeah, its pretty sweet.
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I also can not be held liable for any jeep breakage or life problems caused due to my advice being taken.

You cannot adjust them. Yours need a good cleaning. Take of the cowl and pop out the sprayers. Then have a go at them with some bathroom cleaner (anti lime).

I always use special sprayer liquid or distilated water.

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They are not adjustable or fixable, they must be replaced if damaged.

Use a BFH.

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