1996 Volkswagen Golf "windshield pump working put" Questions

Windshield washer Pump doesn't run, but the pump checks out good When I try to operate either the front or rear windshield washer using the multifunction switch, the wipers operate but the pump does ...

windshield fluid in last night still not working today Try disconnecting the tubes from the spray head (under the hood). The press spray button, if nothing comes out, you have a bad pump. It liquid is

...windshield wipers work but the wiper fluid will not squirt anymore. We cleaned the tube and can blow air threw it put water will not squirt. Either the pump is bad, or the nozzles are clogged. 2004 ...

...windshield. wipers come on. but no fluid comes out. I do not hear the pump running. take a pin and push into each of the two nipples that spray onto your windscreen . Sprayers are clogged up. You can ...

...Windshield On/Off Relay. Check the Wipers again. If it does not work, then the ASD Relay is bad. With the Front Wiper Relay in the ASD now check for power to the Fuel Pump Relay. One additional fact: ...

...windshield 'washer' function appears to NOT be working. The wiper blades do not kick in and the pump does not activate. Fluids are fine. The other wiper blade functions work - i.e. ...

...pump on a 06 armada? the wiper arms work fine but, when I try to wash the windshield I don't hear the pmp kick on unbolt it and put it bach the way it came off flow the lines you find the ...

...pump, hoses, nozzles, and a wiper/washer switch. The windshield washer reservoir is mounted behind the front left wheel well splash shield. Attached to the reservoir is a washer pump, which pumps ...

windshield washer not pumping but switched pump and still not working is it electrical I put in a new pump and it still not spraying washer fluid is it a electrical problem or is there a fuse for it ...

...windshield washer pump 1984 oldsmobile toronado My windshield washers don't work, don't know how to disconnect the pump and put another one in. Are you certain it's the pump that's hit the fan? Check ...