Windshield washer pump won't work

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the pump is located in the bottom of the washer fluid container,check to make sure all the hoses are connected first, sometimes when low on fluid the pump needs to be primed.if you need more help get back to me as i strive to be the best, Please rate my fix?

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SOURCE: windshield wipers and washer

Check your fuses

SOURCE: Hyundai Santa Fe Windscreen Washer Motor Fault

try taking a pin and cleaning the holes on the squirters and if that does not work check the washer pump it is located on the washer fluid tank

SOURCE: windshield washer pump

That can be a pain to get to. Lay on the ground in front of the right front headlight. Shine a flashlight through the black vent and you'll see the little black cylinder that is the pump. Unhook the electrical wiring and pull it off. Mine was gunked up with sludge, so after I cleaned out the suction, I replaced it and it worked fine.

The way to tell if it still works is try activating the windshield washers. If you hear the little pump buzzing, it works, but it's not getting a suction. If no noise, you need to buy a new one at Auto Zone.

SOURCE: We have a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe where the

Same problem with my 2002. remove lower panel in front of passenger side wheel (panel does not need to be removed, just moved out of the way by loosening some reusable srews). You will see the two hoses leading to the pump. Remove the pump and you will see that the inlet is plugged with a white residue. Remove the residue by spraying with water gun on hose or brush a way carefully, there is a wire screen under the residue that is keeping the residue from entering the pump. Flush the tank out while the pump is removed. Re install everything and it should work fine again. Remove the pink foam thing in the reservoir as that is what has disentigrated and plugged the screen to begin with. There is only 1 pump with 2 outlets, not 2 pumps as another poster listed.