Contributorfor people who may want to fit these mist type jets in another car, that may not be a ford model.
I've measured a space @ 22mm long and @ 10mm wide on cardboard,
The cardboard is to symbolize a bonnet in the car with the hole already in place,
As you will see in the pictures the jet has a hook type clip that compresses on insertion to the hole and expands again once on the underside for a snug fit,The jets also have a rubber washer style base that curls to a lip around the rim of the jet unit to prevent water from accessing the engine compartment.
All of the measurements in the pictures begin at 10cm why?
1. This is to obtain a more accurate measurement And also to prevent the image being distorted by the flash beaming off the hook on the measuring tape,
So when reading the measurements in the pictures 10cm is the 0mm figure (starting Point of the measurement)
The minimum slot these jets will fit in to is 22mm long and 10mm wide
This is the minimum size the jet will fit in to as if the length @ 22mm is any shorter the hook type clip cannot compress any smaller than 22mm in length
As for the width the item does not compress from the static width @ 10mm at all on the sides and the actual width of the item is 10mm
The maximum slot these jets will fit in to is 26mm long and 15mm wide
This is the maximum length the unit can slot in to as if the slot is any longer than 26mm in length the Hook type clip is at its full length @ 26mm and cannot grip any further than out than 26mm
This is the maximum width @15mm as if the slot is any wider,
there will be a gap between the seal on the jet and the panel of the boot, leaving space for water to enter the engine compartment and also visually it looks bad, to have a gap between the jet and the bonnet,
But I sincerely doubt that there is any water jet slot in any bonnet wider than 15mm
