Washer pump working, no washer fluid reaching window, refilled washer bottle already

Washer Fluid is almost always supplied from the same reservoir as the front windshield/headlamps for American vehicles, the distribution system is split by using 2 or more pumps at the discharge of the reservoir. There are a few European autos that utilize 2 reservoirs but these reservoirs are usually right there next to the main one.

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it is connected to the washer fill bottle,

Unfortunately the washer reservoirs are not equipped with drains, you have to suck the fluid out or run the washer until it is drained. IF what you put in is not washer fluid or water then DONT run it through the pump. Since you didn\'t say what you put in, I\'m left to assume it really shouldn\'t be in there. Get yourself an antifreeze tester and a suitable length of hose to reach the bottom of the reservoir (or sacrifice a turkey baster) and suck out the fluid. Now for the hard part - you\'ll have to wash out the remains. If the bad stuff is water soluble (antifreeze is), pour some warm soapy water in and run it through the pump. If the stuff is not water soluble (like power steering fluid) then you\'ll be best to replace the plastic bottle. If the stuff hasn\'t gone through the pump, it can be transferred to the replacement bottle.

the pump is located on the bottom of the washer bottle that you filll with washer fluid.look at the bottom of the washer bottle there should be an electrical plug and a rubber/plastic hose this is the pump they are attached too.disconnect the electrical connector and the hose.if you have fluid in the bottle have it drain into a container or remove the bottle from the truck and turn the bottle so the fluid won`t run out it.then change the pump.and reassemble.

There is only 1 washer fluid bottle. If your rear washer is not working, it is probably because of a bad washer pump motor (There are 2 of them) or a bad rear washer switch.

Locate the bottle that holds your wiper washer fluid first check for fluid in bottle.Second check to see if small pump on bottom of bottle is working. If not check voltage at pump or replace pump.And last check for plugged hose between bottle and nozzles. Good luck

It sounds like the seal in the washer pump has worn and let washer fluid into the little motor, causing it to corrode and seize. Pump is usually located on bottom of washer fluid bottle.

remove the resavoir bottle and clean it all out

That van only has the one washer bottle. You fill the front bottle and there are two pumps inside that bottle. If you don't have any fluid coming out the back end then check to see if 1 the pump works. If you turn it on and it you hear the noise then the pump works. 2 check to make sure that the rear line has not popped of the one way valve at the back.(you can seee the one way valve if you remove the body to gate rubber). 3 check to see if there is anything plugging the lines or rear nozel

Generally.....3 things happen.
The washer fluid plastic bottle may be cracked....not likely.
The pump (and or gasket at the pump) may be leaking ......30%.
The rubber hose pushed onto the pump to direct the washer fluid up to the window may have popped off........70% ......most likely.