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As per the title.

The ones that spray in a chinese fan shape/pattern instead of the oem 2 jets. No leds or chrome etc just want the plain black ones.

I had a set in the 32 ( sold car with em :D ) Need a set for the 34 now. The last set I got in Japan but that's a bit far to go to get another set.

Check Post #39 for buyers status.

Check Post # 40 for installation guide.

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Scott you should be able to get them from Nissan, or if you wanted a different style maybe get the autojoy ones (or whatever theyre called) and paint them?

Shouldnt be too expensive

Arent these all common fitment though? So HEAPS of brands will also fit?

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They are factory on most new Toyotas.

the previous shape camry's have them.

if u ring toyota, give them a model code of ACV36 or MCV36 and give them a month and year production of 8/04 onwards.

hope that helps.

Cheers :huh: I'll give it a go and report back.

I called Australian Auto Accessories in VIC and they don't stock them any more. Only have the LED ones. :)

^^^ How much are they worth? I just want sprayers, dont care if theres LEDs on em, I'll tape over em :mad:

Didn't ask since they didn't have what I wanted but feel free to call em on (03) 9845-0800

I know for a fact that Autobarn Bankstown stock fan spray ones with LED's and some silver/bronze coloured ones without LED's if that's any good to you. ;)

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