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D Gunnels Posted on Aug 20, 2012
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Replace hose for 2004 ford expedition windshield wiper resourvoir

How do you replace the hose for the windshield wiper reservoir on a 2004 ford expedition? The pump works. Thanks.

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Might just need jets cleaning with a pin

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SOURCE: 2000 Ford Expedition and the windshield wipers work randomly

I've heard of this before. Here's a detailed article on how to fix it - http://www.fordf150.net/howto/fix-intermittent-wiper-problem.php

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SOURCE: 1998 ford expedition front windshield washer

fuse for washer pump, can you here the pump, if not then power to pump isn't present. Check the fuse for it.

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Shure there is a fuse , and check you will.
Fill some more fluid.
Check nipple with a pin for bolckage. And hose if disconected.
Is it leaking somewhere else ?
Now check Amplifier module to motor and pump of windshield wiper assembly.
Next check actuation swich at cockpit.
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