Nasty Black Lac
08-09-06, 08:28 AM
My rear wiper works, but I get no fluid. It has been this way since I bought it in March. Would this be a warranty fix? Where can I start looking if I want to fix it myself? Thanks in advance...
| View Full Version : rear windshield washer fluid not working Nasty Black Lac 08-09-06, 08:28 AM My rear wiper works, but I get no fluid. It has been this way since I bought it in March. Would this be a warranty fix? Where can I start looking if I want to fix it myself? Thanks in advance... slk230mb 08-09-06, 08:43 AM Do you hear the sound of the pump when you press the rear wiper knob in? The rear washer has a separate pump in the tank. jrs05caddyext 08-09-06, 08:56 AM I would just take it in if you have warranty averagehonky 08-09-06, 02:14 PM When you press the wash do you see fluid leaking on the ground at the rear left bumper or front left wheel ? The system has tubing that runs from the front to rear. There is a connector behind the battery and one under the rear bumper on driver's side. They become disconnected sometimes. slk230mb 08-09-06, 03:22 PM When you press the wash do you see fluid leaking on the ground at the rear left bumper or front left wheel ? The system has tubing that runs from the front to rear. There is a connector behind the battery and one under the rear bumper on driver's side. They become disconnected sometimes. Funny you mention this, I dumped about a gallon of washer fluid on the ground before I realized where the leak was. hcvone 08-09-06, 04:41 PM The first time I used my I had to hold the button in for a good minute, maybe two, after that it worked fine. Nasty Black Lac 08-11-06, 03:11 PM Do you hear the sound of the pump when you press the rear wiper knob in? The rear washer has a separate pump in the tank. No, just the sound of a dry wiper smearing dust/dirt into the rear glass... slk230mb 08-11-06, 03:33 PM No, just the sound of a dry wiper smearing dust/dirt into the rear glass... I'd tell you to check the connections on the washer fluid tank, but it's under the battery and battery plate. I think a dealership trip is in your future. Maybe you could start with the fuses... | |