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16 years ago
325 - no windshield washer
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16 years ago
Lead is lose. Switch is lose. Supply is lose. Cable is damaged. Relay is u/s. Check fuse with a meter. You are testing the wrong pump (try pulling up the stalk / pushing it in). The right pump is seized / burnt out / run dry / stalled against blockage / clogged / air locked / one way valve wrong way round etc. etc.
PS I suggest purchase of a manual and attendance on a course on fault analysis.
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16 years ago
I second the advice to buy a manual. Seems to be a lot of silly problems that you don't seem to be able to backtrack, either that or you're lazy in which case you should have bought a new car...
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16 years ago
The relay is on the main fuse block and is labeled, K10. If you pull the relay and jump pin 15 to ground the washer should pump if it's good. There's a test for the switch at the steering column but I never used it because I found a loose ground screw after pulling the steering wheel. (air tool needed). Tightening the screw made the washers work. Another 10 minute job done,..