windshield washers no work
hey sup guys just picked up a 04 S2k incredible ride i have just run into a small problem thou, the windshield washers are not working it sounds like if it didn't have water but its toped of what would it be ?? how can i check the tank (its inside the fender!!) thanks
I think you just answered you own question. Take the fender off.
Also check the lines see if they are clocked. Does it sound like its working when you hit the switch. Maybe you blew a fuse.
Also check the lines see if they are clocked. Does it sound like its working when you hit the switch. Maybe you blew a fuse.
When I first got my car my passenger side one didn't work and it was some wax or something clogging the nozzle. Just take out your nozzles and blow air through them or use some sort of parts cleaner.
First step - When you try to use the washer nozzles, do you hear the motor working. If no, its your motor, fuse, or some wiring issue. If yes, then see next step.
Second - If you hear the motor working, first check to see if the nozzles are clogged. This is usually the culprit. If it still does not work, you may have a pinched line. It is located inside the fender but is accessible if you remove the fender liner.
Second - If you hear the motor working, first check to see if the nozzles are clogged. This is usually the culprit. If it still does not work, you may have a pinched line. It is located inside the fender but is accessible if you remove the fender liner.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nishant »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First step - When you try to use the washer nozzles, do you hear the motor working. If no, its your motor, fuse, or some wiring issue. If yes, then see next step.
Second - If you hear the motor working, first check to see if the nozzles are clogged. This is usually the culprit. If it still does not work, you may have a pinched line. It is located inside the fender but is accessible if you remove the fender liner.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes the motor works, cleaned the nozzels worked perfectly ones then it doesn't work anymore seems like if it didn't have enogh pressure or something weird. spits a little bit but thats it
Second - If you hear the motor working, first check to see if the nozzles are clogged. This is usually the culprit. If it still does not work, you may have a pinched line. It is located inside the fender but is accessible if you remove the fender liner.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes the motor works, cleaned the nozzels worked perfectly ones then it doesn't work anymore seems like if it didn't have enogh pressure or something weird. spits a little bit but thats it
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yes the motor works, cleaned the nozzels worked perfectly ones then it doesn't work anymore seems like if it didn't have enogh pressure or something weird. spits a little bit but thats it
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my guess is your line is pinched somewhere. if you find the line is not pinched, then something may be wrong with the motor.
yes the motor works, cleaned the nozzels worked perfectly ones then it doesn't work anymore seems like if it didn't have enogh pressure or something weird. spits a little bit but thats it
</TD></TR></TABLE>my guess is your line is pinched somewhere. if you find the line is not pinched, then something may be wrong with the motor.
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