washer fluid problems
Went to go use the wiper fluids, press button.. nothing.. hold button nothing... go into advance cause there is nothing in the container.
fill it up..
jump back in, still nothing! wth
where do i start on this project shesh.
fill it up..
jump back in, still nothing! wth

where do i start on this project shesh.
My truck did the same thing, I replaced the nozzles that shoot the fluid out and it fixed the problem. You can find OEM nozzles online, but in the meantime you can go to Auto Zone and buy universal nozzles that will work as a temporary fix.
ok ill check both of those tomorrow.. i thought maybe you should still hear the lil motor or not..
i did check the first time the lines by squeezing them they didnt feel frozen but the reservoir was so dry you could see it discolored it.
i did check the first time the lines by squeezing them they didnt feel frozen but the reservoir was so dry you could see it discolored it.
I changed my nozzles after this happened and they worked great. They clogged again about a month later. I had to uninstall the reservoir and totally flush out the system because of debris that had accumulated in there over time....
Last edited by Inkdot22; Feb 13, 2014 at 05:07 AM.
buddy of mine said to run vinegar or rubbing alcohol through it next time its empty thatll unclog it.. i took off passenger side had wife press button and sprayed everywhere.. now that its above 20*f the driver works to, sprays HIGH though.. almost hitting top of truck instead of windshield
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Just follow some of the replies. Simply disconnect the lines from the sprayers, operate washers and if you see water coming out, the nozzles are clogged. If no water, follow hose lines to next connection, unplug and try again until you find the clog in the line. Also you should here the pump running when switch is depressed. If not you may have a failed pump, power or ground issue to pump or pump itself may be clogged.
That's what I did I took it off at t connection to get clog out. Residual build up can occur that is why he suggested rubbing alcohol or light vinegar. Remember long use of vinegar can cause paint flake.

