TLH101
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Anyone ever repair a Jiffy Jet w/w reservoir bag? Wondering if a rubber raft repair kit would do the job?
Windshield Washer Bag Repair
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Grabbergreendream
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Looks as if it wont hurt anything to try.
I think your raft is sunk. All you can do is try the repair. It will be ugly.
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TLH101
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$200+ to my door, that ain't happening. Not a show car, it's a driver.
If you are not concerned about being original there should be lesser priced options available.
TLH101
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You would think, but have yet to find any. I can find the Ford Mustang and T-bird bags for $20-$30, but they look too narrow to fit my brackets.
5 pages of options. windshield washer bag for sale | eBay
TLH101
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Been there, done that.
Whats wrong with a cheap universal kit?
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Crazy eh.. $18 for a Ford bag, $220 if you want MOPAR on it... 
TLH101
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Defiantly too narrow, and top wont fit my cap and hose pick up.
Well you either pony up the big bucks or you make something else work. Get a ford bag. Make a bracket if needed and put the ford logo so it can not be seen. Put all your old parts in a box and save them. Myself I would already have plan B up and running.
Darter6
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I used the Ford Mustang one on my 64. Had no problem with bracket or cap.
Ford logo cleaned right off with some Go-Jo Only photo I got as car is long gone.
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