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Old 08-03-03, 05:22 PM
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Windshield Wiper FLUID

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My windshield wiper fluid doesn't shoot out. I don't know if it ever did, but there's water in the tank and the hoses are attached etc. what's up with it not working?
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Just tested if any of the hoses are clogged. NO. put my finger over the little sucker thing that gets the water out of the tank, and yes i could feel it sucking trying to get water, but it doesn't come out of the hoses that shoot it to the windshield.
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

Then it is leaking somewhere....... Cracked hose....... Put water in it, and run it for a while and see if/where it leaks......
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

The nozzles themselves could be clogged as well. Make sure they are good too!
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they're not. I unplugged the hose to the actual nozzles, and you would see water coming out of it, but it's not. I don't think there is a leak, because the fluid level stays consistant.
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

Im saying there could be a crack in a hose and it could be leaking..... wether or not it goes to the ground....... Or an insect or something like that could have made a home.......
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no i unplugged the hose from the actuall pump too to see if it shot out.
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

My suggestion would be to remove the existing hoses and go to like a Home Depot and get the same size hozing and 'rewire' the washer fluid lines. That may be easier than all this guesswork IMHO
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

But fluid does not shoot out if you unplug it from the fitting from the nozzle??? (not having it shoot out the nozzle)......
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Re: Windshield Wiper FLUID

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But fluid does not shoot out if you unplug it from the fitting from the nozzle??? (not having it shoot out the nozzle)......
nope, no shooting out of the nozzles.
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