2002 to 2005 windshield cowl removal

[edward301]

Slow day so did some work on my 02 parts T Bird. Removed the windshield wipers, cowl, replaced the cabin air filter, and vacuum
the leaves out of the fresh air box. Cleaned everything up, replaced a few missing plastic fastners, painted the windshield wiper
arms, and installed new plastic caps on the wiper nuts.

To good a car now to call a parts car anymore.

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[biddle]

Use the 'insert all as full size image". I edited your post.

 

[Pops_02]

Slow day so did some work on my 02 parts T Bird. Removed the windshield wipers, cowl, replaced the cabin air filter, and vacuum
the leaves out of the fresh air box. Cleaned everything up, replaced a few missing plastic fastners, painted the windshield wiper
arms, and installed new plastic caps on the wiper nuts.

To good a car now to call a parts car anymore.


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I know this post has been out for a while, but I will be removing and re-sealing my cowl and this is the best illustration of my situation. I'm wondering if I need to disconnect the windshield washer tube in order to flip the cowl cover to access it and if so, at what location do I disconnect it? Picture #4 is kind of confusing.

 

[doug7740]

After you remove the cowl cover the washer hose can be disconnected at the washer fluid hose connector.

doug7740
1955 Thunderbird Blue