Washer fluid not coming out of nozzles

nozzle stopped up with wax, or tubing is stopped up, pump motor may be running, but pump isn't. Check for pressure at the pumps. Tubing sometimes comes off or has cracks that let washer fluid escape. Its sounds like a search till you find it type thing. Can't be too much, either a blown fuse, faulty pump/motor, or faulty tubing/clogged nozzle

first thing i would do is remove the rubber hose from the pump to the wipers. if fluid is coming out then you lines are plugged or kinked also in the past i have had to take a pin and poke the holes at the wiper end. also check inside of the washer fluid tank and see if the hose is clogged and not pulling fluid

open your hood and get close to your washer fluid reservoir and make someone pull washer switch for you if you dont hear any reaction from you fluid pump locates around reservoir means you need to replace that little pump if you hear pump is working but dont spray check clugged spray nozzles or leak some where between reservoir to nozzles inspect lines and check washer system fuse!

Well, I think you've sorted it. Had the same problem myself, different car, the hose has either failed of become disconnected. Needs checking / replacing.

lets start with the basics. check your owners manual for the location of the fuse or relay, and mke sure thats good. if its bad, replace it. if its good, then get a safety pin( trust me), and go to where the spray nozzle is( where fluid comes out to spray on the windshield) and stick the point of the pin in the nozzle end( they do clog up from dirt and dust from the road). now try it. works, great, if not. then lets move on to the line. undo the line (rubber hose) at the back of the nozzle, and try it. if fluid comes out of the line, then you need a can of compressed air(any office supply store) and really blow out the nozzles. if no fluid then reconnect the line and go to the reservoir. undo the line at the pump motor, and try it, if it works, then you will need to replace the rubber line. if it does not work, sorry to say you have to pull the reservoir, and replace the motor. you and a friend can do these checks in about 10 minutes. This is how we test at the body shop. hope this helps, and please rate

If pump makes noise we know it has power, first unplug the hose closest to the washer pump, if water squirts out you have a good pump, then follow the lines to the nozzles where they squirt out if all hoses are OK clean the nozzles most of the time they get clogged if it didn't squirt our replace the pump

clean the washer jets out ,is the pipe connected and not broke ,does the pump work

Sometimes they plug up or somewhere along the line it gets pinched. Take the line off of the nozzle in the back and try it out to see if you have good fluid flow with the hose removed. If you have good fluid flow your nozzle is likely plugged up.

First try to clean out the squirter nozzles.Take a very small wire, sometimes a staple works great, and stick it into the nozzle to clear any debris.Then try to spray it again.If this didn't solve the problem and the debris is cleared, then you either have a weak or blocked pump, which is located on the washer reservoir itself.Hope I could help!!! Rate me accordingly!! Thanks!

Locate where little hose attaches closest to body of vehicle, at pivot end of wiper, and pull/pry it off, and try pump to see if it's getting that far. If it is, blow from squirt end back with air nozzle or some other source and clear line. When air flowing through again, re-attach & see if it works.