I have bought some replacement washer jets for my car. I cannot find any info in the FAQ about how to remove or replace these? Anybody done this before or know how to remove them? Thanks!
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1988 760Tic - 155,550 1966 M-B 230 sedan - 98,000 - Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us. - Bill Watterson

As long as you're replacing your jets, you may want to add the in line filter that volvo cam out with for later models. It's part number 3538564 . Just cut the hose 5" from the reservoir and put it in.
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Paul NW Indiana '89 740 Turbo 103,000

I was able to remove the jets from our '88 745 GLE without removing the pad. I used a small pair of slip-joint pliers to pinch the locking tabs in so that they fit through the hole. I have read that later-model jets are better.

My jets were always clogging. Our '90 744 turbo never seemed to clog. I found that it had an in-line filter! I flushed out the lines and installed the filter for a '90 model, and have not had a problem in the last 5 years.
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3 8s & 2 7s 740,000 miles total

You need to partially remove the sound insulation on the inside of the hood. Then, you'll be able to see a couple tabs on each jet. You'll need 1 or two small flat head screw drivers to pry in the tabs. (AFAIK you're car is the same as my 86 740)

-Nathan