Are the jets adjustable? Passenger side sprays a lot higher even onto roof at times.

Yes, they are...I've adjusted mine some time ago...but can't remember how! I think a very small screwdriver fits into a slot on the jet...but I'm not that sure. Old age, I think!

Yes, they are...I've adjusted mine some time ago...but can't remember how! I think a very small screwdriver fits into a slot on the jet...but I'm not that sure. Old age, I think!

No screwdriver required! If you take a close look at the jets, it'll become apparent how they adjust...the centre part is moveable and swivels up or down slightly.

Cheers, couldn't check tonight 2 inch of snow on car, we'll be seeing how well it travels through the white stuff tomorrow morning!

we'll be seeing how well it travels through the white stuff tomorrow morning!

 

Small front wheel drive cars with narrow tyres will cope brilliantly. My little Ka ploughed on through the snow without any problems. BMWs? Pah!!!

My citigo didnt have any problem with the snow we had this mormong and there was a fair bit

Small front wheel drive cars with narrow tyres will cope brilliantly. My little Ka ploughed on through the snow without any problems. BMWs? Pah!!!

 

BMWs are awful in the snow, but only with RWD, and the same can be said for a lot of rear wheel drive cars; biggest worry is unintentional oversteer. 

We have a BMW 330d GT M-Sport X-Drive. Even in sports mode, the 4wd system is amazing over the snow! With the winter tyres on, I think it'll go up Everest (or so the salesman said)

Edited 29 January, 201511 yr by Camlep

Now there's a challenge [emoji6]

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RWD works well on snow and it's fun to drive. Proper winter tyres are needed ofcourse.

What's snow? is someone washing their car again!

 

 

Update 31/01/2015

04:00

We had some. Yep we got some snow. So I was out their washing the car or was I dreaming!!! 

Edited 31 January, 201511 yr by Owens

Cheers, couldn't check tonight 2 inch of snow on car, we'll be seeing how well it travels through the white stuff tomorrow morning!

2 inch would be fine if the snow is cold and loose, but those 10 inch I had here the other day did not work...guess I have to crank up the pump...or just wipe the snow off first.