It dosent make any noise so I think its worn out
Windshield washer pumps are attached to the windshield washer fluid container. Remove that container and look for the washer pump. That is the only item with two wires connected to it. First remove hose connected to the washer pump and turn the washer switch on. IF water flows from the washer, your water lines are clogged, if no water flows, your washer pump maybe dead or there is no power going to the washer pump.
Try testing IF current is passing/present at the two wires by connecting as continuity tester or simply a small lamp. Switch the washer on and see if the bulb gets lit, if it does, there is power and your problem is the washer pump itself. Replace the pump.
SOURCE: wiring diagram for 2002 kia optima
Not a guarantee but try the kiatechinfo.com in the below information:
Kiatechinfo.com will get you all the information you need when working on a kia 2nd only to a chiltons or haynes manual.
For kiatechinfo.com register (its free) then select the information for
your car make model engine. Then either do a search for timing belt
or pick from proper items in cloumn to the left.
SOURCE: Removing the windshield washer reservoir in a 2002 Chrysler T&C
REMOVAL
INSTALLATION
SOURCE: 2004 KIA Optima LX timing belt/water pump
The thing is your doing the timing belt the water pump is right their with it . it should cost you much more at all besides the cost of the water pump. When doing a timing belt I have a rule that I go by The timing belt/seals =cam , crank , any pulley & tensioner & water pump all get replaced at the same time. I did a t-belt on a Audi A-8 very complex whole front of car has to come off as well, he didnt want to do w-pump & thermostat his thermostat was their as well not even a month later the water pump gave out he had to pay double the price because he didnt want to do it when I had it apart the first time. And make sure mechanic is ase certified . good luck
825 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×