Rear washer nozzle replacement instructions?

I need this information too. Does anyone know how to attach the rear windshield washer nozzle? Thanks!

 

I checked in my Toyota factory manual, not mentioned!

 

I did the exact same thing a couple weeks ago. I got a replacement nozzle from a wrecked Prius. The installation takes about 5 minutes and is very easy. I have provided so pics, but they are not very clear. But I think you'll get the idea.

First remove the plastic trim from the inside of the hatch by simply pulling it off. It doesn't take much effort. Then disconnect the broken nozzle from the tube. Install the new nozzle (from the exterior of the car of course) and plug it into the tubing. Snap the plastic trim back on and that's it!

 

awesome post!!!!!!!!
wife just used the ice scraper to scrape off our rear nozzle...
way to go wifey.
this thread confirms my suspicion that i gotta remove interior panel to do this job.
does the panel just pull off with medium pressure? any prying required?
thx for the pics!!!!!!!!

 

The hosing under my hood for both front and back washer mechanisms is torn up. I am trying to locate the tubing that leads to the rear. Can anyone help? It's hard to find when there is no tubing under the hood to follow. thanks.

 

I am trying to pull the broken piece off but cannot seem to pull it from the tubing. I am concerned that the tubing will tear or stretch as I am trying to remove this piece.
Any advice on how to remove the broken washer piece from the tubing so I can put the new one in?

 

To get the tube to come off, take something like a flat blade screwdriver, push the lip of the tubing as you gently tug on it. Do a little on one side, then the other. It should break loose easier then.

Just tugging on the tubing tends to make it stretch, become smaller diameter, actually tighten up on spigot it's been pushed onto.

 

Found my 2010 was leaking rain into the car yesterday & today. Nozzle was loose and one side of the clip seems to be busted, so I hope that's the culprit. Amazing that such an important part that keeps liquid from pouring onto your head inside the car would be help on by weak plastic clips, no screw or even a plastic rivet. It doesn't seem to leak when spraying its fluid. Is this the right Part? 85391-47020 - Toyota Parts Deal:,

 

I posted a Youtube video of how to remove and replace the inside panel in the rear door of a 2012 Prius to access the hose and the rear window spray nozzle. I bought a used nozzle on ebay after I took a look at my broken nozzle. Looking at my damaged nozzle helped me pick out the correct part and let me know that I did not have to replace the hose as well. The video is

This video has the title of "2012 Prius panel removal below rear window spray nozzle" if you wanted to look for it. I really appreciate this website. It has given me many tips and answers I could find no where else, so I made this video to help others out on PriusChat as well.