Wiper Fluid Deficiency Delving into Potential Issues

If the fluid does not spray out of the nozzles, the hose could be damaged or clogged. Inspect the Sprayer Nozzle Hose Line. If washer fluid did ... Check the "T" connector that divides the one tube coming from the washer and pump, that sends the fluid to each wiper area, They have been known ... Windshield wiper fluid not pumping ... Maybe the sprayer outlets are clogged? ... Yep, pull the hose off the end of the nozzle under the hood, run ... You might need to remove the tank and clean it out, or see if the dealer could do it. I don't think its a fuse because you said when you pressed ... I checked the fuse and I checked all the nozzles and pipes for blockage--no issues. After taking it in to the dealer, they ultimately agreed to ... If not, then the problem may be a bad fuse, dead washer fluid pump or bad wiper switch. G/L. Feb 2, 2010 | 10:52 PM. It's possible that water or wiper fluid that is not rated for cold weather got into the pump and froze if you live in a colder climate. Had the same issue last year. Green Rain-X turned fluid turned into gel. Pull out washer pump and the rubber gromet has small slots that clogged ... I also use my washer fluid nearly everyday which is why I was surprised how fast it clogged up. Today I siphoned out the fluid and filled up ... One key here is to make sure you push the button in to the second click. If you push the button in one click, you just get a wipe.