Why won't it spray?
02-17-2005, 05:37 AM
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Now I'm a nubbin' myself to this place, and I don't know a lot about cars, so this is like my first actual answer to anyones question, ever around here... so i'm sure other people have better, more precise answers, but maybe a starter...
Could be (dunno if you even checked these things)
a) Empty
b) Disconnected
c) Clogged
I know that's pretty much just stating the obvious, but unless there's something wrong with the motor that pushes your fluids (which I doubt since you didn't mention anything about your fronts not working.) then I'd personally assume it'll end up being a quick brainless fix....
Could be (dunno if you even checked these things)
a) Empty
b) Disconnected
c) Clogged
I know that's pretty much just stating the obvious, but unless there's something wrong with the motor that pushes your fluids (which I doubt since you didn't mention anything about your fronts not working.) then I'd personally assume it'll end up being a quick brainless fix....
02-18-2005, 11:26 AM
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My front wipers did that since I first got my car (about 2 years). I always figured it was empty, and I never checked cuz it wasn't that important. Then about a month ago, I decided to try again and it was working great. I have no idea how it started working, but I was just glad that it was.
02-18-2005, 03:18 PM
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After confirming that there is fluid in the tank, and that the pump is working, check the nozzle itself. A straight pin will usually do the trick.
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