x2. That happened to my hose. It runs up the left side of your engine bay. I had the hood pinching it everytime i closed it, so it never worked. :marky:I had the same problem... If the hoses aren't pinched or clogged I would replace the pump. It's located on the reservoir right inside the passenger side front wheel well. You have to take the wheel well cover half off to get to the pump comfortably.
x3. I installed my strut bar on top of it, and pinched it shut... :marky:x2. That happened to my hose. It runs up the left side of your engine bay. I had the hood pinching it everytime i closed it, so it never worked. :marky:
x4. i PANICKED when this happened to me today. my instincts told me to checp if the hose was pinched. my L-engine plastic was pinching the hose. everything is good now :thumbup:I had the same problem... If the hoses aren't pinched or clogged I would replace the pump. It's located on the reservoir right inside the passenger side front wheel well. You have to take the wheel well cover half off to get to the pump comfortably.
That doesn't sound so bad.You better hope it doesn't turn out to be the same issue that I had to deal with recently: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=338760
Just listen to us and do this first, after you check for pinched tubes.I see washer pumps fail at work all the time, it's probably the pump. They're cheap, try putting one in. If it's not then go about checking other things.
Stronger needle. :gap:Any tips for adjusting the spray nozzles themselves? I'd always heard to use a sewing needle. But they break. *Laugh*
Thanks.
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Get a pin.
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Shove the pin into the nozzle of the windscreen wiper.
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Wiggle it about a little.
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Aim the nozzle for where you want the water to land.
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Test it. Repeat if this hasn't worked the first time.
