F-150 windshield washer hose repair from mouse mice damage

[@erikflores6141]

This video saved me over $100 in replacement parts from Ford for the exact same fix. Thank you!

[@guymeaders4883]

I just fixed my 2022 F150. The mice had chewed through both lines. My 100,000 mile bumper to bumper wouldn't cover fixing it. They wanted $475 to repair. I did it for $8.10. Thanks for the idea.

[@MsTygame]

That’s awesome! My hose cracked in the winter weather and now getting around to fixing.

[@perrymiller9905]

This is the exact fix I was looking for , perfect. Thank you .

[@jbean530]

How smart! Thank you very much. Exact same spot they chewed through on my RAV4. They chewed other hose insulation, but didn't matter. I hate the meeces to pieces.

[@a.b.2957]

ridiculously helpful video! thank you so much for keeping a simple thing simple. You're great and you'll be the first place to go for info. in the future. ty :)

[@stevedyer5902]

What a great idea! Did you check under the hood to see if there was any leaks after installing the hose barbs?

[@genekerr8064]

Our 2013 Subaru Legacy’s windshield washer hose from the rear of the front fender to the sprayer has been totally eaten by a roden. How can that hose be replaced when I can’t see it?

[@LonghornWorkshop]

Lol came here since those f-era put a hole in my tube too. I have some of these parts already so will do the same. Any ideas how to keep the from getting under the hood?

[@SpaceGhost92]

Moth balls, if you can stand the smell.

[@jwmustang1]

Ford needs to find a better way. These trucks are not cheap!

[@doodar21]

Ford uses Soy-Based wiring insulation and rubber hoses.