Windshiel washer leaking

fix the leak and add more fluid. When fluid leaks out the thing wont budge

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Front wiring may need to be replaced, Wires are thin exposed to extreme heat. I used a used one, Dealer wanted $456 for new one. It is a pain, but gets easier by removing the 3 bolts that hold the windshield washer fluid, Got to disconnect a ground wire under the battery tray and the one for the windshield washer. Disconnect the main connector before pulling it out. Main connector is under the air filter box, which also needs to be removed. I'm in Oakville ontario, if I can help.

Go to a hardware/plumbing store and ask about hose clips. You could try plastic cable ties, or some strong wire twisted with pliers.

Sand the leaking area and apply JB weld.

usually the windshiel fluid come out on the wiper assemble.... maybe is plug up or a leak in line which I discovered near the battery....

The hose that the fluid runs through has a hole in it or one of the little plastic hose connectors has sprung a leak or is partially disconnected.

Sounds like you have found the problem...you can trace the leaking hose to both connection points...you can take the old hose in to your auto parts store to match the diameter...should be able to re-install without any clamps...(yes the leak probably reduces the pressure, and no fluid will go through...:)

if the wipers work then its probably not the switch it's most likley the washer pump probe the pump motor for power and the hook the test light to the possitive terminal on the battery and check to see if it has a ground if both are good then replace th pump on the washer bottle it should just pull off

Check fluid levels, like oil & coolant, or maybe windshield washer fluid.

problem #2 sounds like you need a blower motor resistor.