2000 Chrysler Town and Country: My front windshield washer doesn't spray, but rear window does. Do they share the same pump? How can I access/change pump if they don't share? Any other suggestions? Washer reservoir is full w no leaks. Thanks.

Sounds like window is binding on the rear as it rises. Try black silicone sealant on the bottom of the glass where it fits into the regulator then inspect the rubber channels for damage. If ok then spray channels with silicone oil spray like WD40.

replace the washer pump theres one for front and one for rear

did you change the thermostat? the thermostat can get either stuck open or closed...

get a test light and disconnect the washer pump motor and connect your test light to the motor harness and have someone push the spray button. If the light comes on, then you bought a faulty motor. if it does not come on then there is a blown fuse or a break in the circuit .

Remove the washer tank & test the pump

Probably quit

I had a similar issue where the hose to the front washer nozzles was broken. I fixed the break in the line and the washer worked without issue.

In my experience i would say its the pump. But if you look in your owners manual there will be a fuse diagram. From there you can check the fuse. Also if you know where the fuse boxes are located you can look on the backside of the lid that closes the fuse box there is a diagram. That will help you locate the fuse. If you need further assistance please let me know. Thanks, Midwest-tek

in the bottom of the washer tank

it is part of the washer fluid resovior.

There a small diameter hoses that run the the nozzles for the front and rear windshield. More than likely, one is loose or cracked and is leaking. Do you have good spray on the windshield as you operate it? Is one weaker than the other? - If so, you definitely have a leak in a hose or nozzle. Another common leak area is around the reservoir edge or near the pump. The pump commonly resides at the bottom of the reservoir.
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