Replace window washer nozzels

if nozzel is block.
get a pin and poke it into nozel holes
it will unblock.

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Wind-shield washer nozzle can get clogged by putting window wash rather than windshield was in the reservoir...

Remove the washer bottle from your vehicle...
empty ...
Simply put a high pressure hose stream into the
bottle and wash it COMPLETELY CLEAN....

Put a small amount of water into the tank and
directly TEST connect the battery to the motor to
see if the pump MOTOR still works.

GENERIC Replacement parts are available at
auto-parts houses... (I am a OEM Stock-nut & must have ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT but that's just me))...

If all that works... use an ordinary sewing pin to assure the spray nozzles are open (or replace them with new ones...

Finally... My 535i BMW needed a new external SPRING at the edge of the hood to keep the washer hose from kinking ...
(radius the turn... gently)...

If all that fails to resolve your nozzle issue comment me back... we can try to better identify your "vehicle" to get into the electrical... More Information for TRICO 47100

Pull the hose off under the hood. The nozzel has clips on the underside. squez these and push upward. Press the new one into the hole and push the hose on.

Yes --use a pin and insert it in the nozzle and push the nozzle to the desired position.

you must go in from under the hood and carefully remove the padding and remove the hose from the washer nuzzle and than push in the tabs, remove and than replace......

There is a very good possibility that the nozzeles are plugged with "debris". Try using compressed air to force the "debris" out of the nozzles. This is best done by removing the lines going to the nozzles and and blowing the compressed air through the nozzles from the directon in wich they are intended to spray. A toothpick or metal pick may work as well to loosen the "debris" depending on the size of the nozzle.

your sprinkler motor needs to be replaced. sprinkler motor is located right below the windshield washer reservoir

I'd have to say that the small rubber hose that takes the fluid to the washer nozzel is broken or split somewhere along its length.

either the hose to the spray nozzle of the nozzel itself is plugged up
unhook the hose to the nozzle and blow thru it with compressed air

Get a can of duster from Walmart, open your hood and remove the hose from the nozzles where the fluid comes out (just twist and pull the hose) take the can of duster and spray into the nozzles from the top of the hood, do this for each hole in both sprayers. Replace the hoses and you should be good!

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