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Originally Posted by Richard L
The above mentioned thread would probably work well for all systems with the washer tank well below the Aquamist pump.
The introduction of a checkvalve splice into the upper section of the windshield washer delivery hose would ensure the minimum water level is high up everytime the washer is activated.
If you are taking that route, you have to ensure the following if you have a system1s:
1. An inline valve must be used on system1s or you will be injecting water everytime the washer is activated.
2. You also need a repeater circuit to activate the valve whee 1s is activated.
The picture at the above link illustrated the arrangement pretty clearly.
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Unfortunately i could only find some where accessable for the pumps above the washer bottle.
Im going to be using two 2d kits, if im correct i wont need the inline valve becuase the HSV' will do the same job.
So all i really need to do is position the filter as low to the washer bottle as possible, and fit a check valve above the level of the pumps in the washer delivery tube.
I was thinkin of introducing a check valve to the washer tube on a seperate circuit, so that the washers could be switched of and the washer pump could be used as a priming pump if desired. Would the activation (repeater) circuitery you mentioned in (2.) be able to do this ?