Wiper Fluid Flow Enigma Deciphering the Causes and Cures

This past week I noticed my left side window washer fluid nozzle had 50% the typical spray. ... Fluid won't come out of the front or back nozzles. Not sure if you wrote this above, but an easy way to check if its a clogged/kinked line or a bad pump - try pushing the washer handle to operate ... You don't need a lot of pressure. You can do it from the sprayer as well if you can get to them. If it has been cold for you then let the car ... If the reservoir and pump went completely dry, the pump may have a hard time getting re-primed (they don't suck air very good). Pull a wire out of a wire brush used to clean a bbq and stick it in the washer nozzle & wiggle it around. Then try the washer again. I have to ... It could be a bad wiper switch also. If the pump does not run, verify it is getting power when the switch is engaged. you could have a broken wire leading to the pump, or something in the stalk that triggers it is causing the issue. *that's if as you say the ... To fix, drain the washer container as best as possible, and as dry as possible. Then put in "-20" fluid. This contains Methanol. After a while ( ... On thing to try is to open the hood and disconnect the hose downstream of the jets and see what kind of stream comes out when you activate it. But if the wiper fluid is not spraying after refill it could be due to a number of reasons such as a cracked wiper fluid reservoir, a malfunctioning wiper fluid ...