I have a leak on the washer fluid reservoir...how can i take it out??

Have you checked to see if you have a cracked reservoir ? Could also be a hose that is cracked or maybe the washer motor came off the reservoir.

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open your hood and get close to your washer fluid reservoir and make someone pull washer switch for you if you dont hear any reaction from you fluid pump locates around reservoir means you need to replace that little pump if you hear pump is working but dont spray check clugged spray nozzles or leak some where between reservoir to nozzles inspect lines and check washer system fuse!

windshield washer reservoir has a crack in it or look for leaking washer reservoir hose leaking fluid.

Is a old school habit to top up fluids, if is low is , then there is a leak, or somebody serviced wrong, the reservoir that you are mentioned is call inverter reservoir, it uses long life toyota coolant, if the water pump leaks it is the one that will get low.

for the record, the only fluid that you refill is the windshield washer fluid.

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try and fill up the washer bottle with water for test and use it. if you hear the pump work keep using it till you see where fluid is leaking out. my guess is a hose is broken and all the fluid is leaking out

washer fluid reservoir is attached to inner fender/bracket by screws.remove screws,hoses,and electrical connectors to inspect reservoir for cracks or faulty seal at washer pump connection;level sending unit.

sounds like a cracked reservoir, you can replace the unit or find the leak and repair it with some plistic weld.

right where the lines connect to reservoir, has little black seals that leak. I recommend removing reservoir, empty it out, then use RTV silicone and place it between seals and reservoir. Let it dry for FULL day. than reinstall.

the lines could be dry rotting or just a pin hole can do it but it does sound like somethings loose on the reservoir