RustyDefender
Well-Known Member
take the line off the pump, does it look like enough pressure to be coming out (if you have 2 pumps, compare them)
JockHiltz
Member
that's what I thought... but after a few days of warm weather it still didn't come back.
Frozen water bottles can take an eternity to thaw
You might find the pump is frozen and you are buggered that as well
JockHiltz
Member
it still spits some out... may the pump is just iced up and not able to pump freely.
Check the filter, at the bottom of the reservoir outlet, it get clogged with slime sometimes due to mixes of fluid makes ...
Dr Strangeglove
Well-Known Member
I have had washer jet nozzles clog more than once due to some kind of growth forming in the water. Maybe due to me using cheap screenwash and the vehicle getting very little use.
On mine the slime lodged inside the screen nozzle. I pulled the nozzle off and used an airline to blow back through it and cleared the gunk. I then cleared the washer bottle, put some water in and operated it with the nozzle off to check flow and that was ok. Put it back on and it worked OK.
I had a new bottle of the cheaper screenwash which I had had for quite a few months. The bottle was unopened and when I looked you could see some kind of growth forming inside. I am not sure if more expensive screenwash is any better, but this certainly put me off the budget end stuff!
On mine the slime lodged inside the screen nozzle. I pulled the nozzle off and used an airline to blow back through it and cleared the gunk. I then cleared the washer bottle, put some water in and operated it with the nozzle off to check flow and that was ok. Put it back on and it worked OK.
I had a new bottle of the cheaper screenwash which I had had for quite a few months. The bottle was unopened and when I looked you could see some kind of growth forming inside. I am not sure if more expensive screenwash is any better, but this certainly put me off the budget end stuff!
