Rear window washer not working (2 Viewers)

[pel]

Hi everyone. Rear wash not spraying water. I can hear it working but no water coming out. Any ideas? Thanks

 

[jahawk]

If you don't use it often it takes a bit of time for the water to make it to the rear of the truck. We're taking 5-10 seconds from my experience.

Jim

 

[pel]

If you don't use it often it takes a bit of time for the water to make it to the rear of the truck. We're taking 5-10 seconds from my experience.

Jim

I have tried a pin in the nozzle and did notice a little bubble of fluid in the nozzle but no flow ? Will try holding for 5-10 secs as suggested.

 

[peskywombats]

Any luck? Because I have the same problem. Of course, I can simply try it myself, eh?

 

[pel]

Any luck? Because I have the same problem. Of course, I can simply try it myself, eh?

Nope. Didn’t work. No spray. Reckon blockage in the nozzle itself but won’t know how to remove..

 

[eeedmunds]

I'm not getting any fluid to the back, but the wiper isn't moving when I try to spray either. The wiper works on the other settings. Should the wiper be moving when I try to spray?

 

[AZMoonshadow]

My rear washer had issues as well, but I was able to pull the tank unit out and replace a pump. I also fixed some of the tubing that was leaking... Everything is good now, but it does take a few seconds for the water to get all the way back there.

 

[Bisho]

I'm not getting any fluid to the back, but the wiper isn't moving when I try to spray either. The wiper works on the other settings. Should the wiper be moving when I try to spray?

It depends on which way you rotate the switch. IIRC, holding it clockwise only gets fluid. If you click through intermittent, then full on, then you can hold it and get fluid and wiper.

 

[awesomeissquid]

To correct the blockage at the nozzle in the back you can pull the spray nozzle and disconnect the hose. From there, have someone turn the spray on to confirm if the blockage is in the nozzle or in the hose upstream.

If it’s in the nozzle I found the most luck using warm water, some needles, and a small syringe that I could use to push the water through the nozzle.