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How to Remove the w/o wiper washer reservoir from my 2010 Chevy Colbalt L/T. More than a picture of the resvoir alone.

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SOURCE: Washer wiper not working, possibly used when

the fuse is the same as for the wipers and push on washer switch and see if you can hear washer pump run,otherwise try this (unless the motor pump has been dry run too long and ruined pump assy) and can't pump any longer go to a garage that has compressed air and at the wiper nozzles first gently blow air into each nozzle, then go to reservoir and remove supply hose to wiper nozzles and blow air gently and see if there's an obstruction in the line, you can use say 30 lbs max,reason being if any hoses where you cant get to them they can blow off fittings, also take air hose and on top of reservoir blow into hole on top of reservoir to push product thru lines and help pump (same as removing hose) on reservoir, I bet its unprimed itself or blocked with dirt,try this first

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SOURCE: remove and replace an outside door handle on a 2006 Chevy colbalt?

the following quote is taken from the web site from a chevy cobalt forum. if you have any more questions they might be able to help you directly.
(all it is is 2 bolts. Just take off your door panel and pull back the protective plastic and look for 2 bolts that line up with the door handle.)

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