Toyota Corolla 2009 how to replace broken windshield nozzle no spray replacement

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Your taking about windshield washer broken nozzle

May need a new one then if u already changed battery out

hi there . think they may need a bit of wd40. spraying on the shaft.
probably just road dust and debris. making it stick.

Before you do that first try cleaning the jet (small hole) with a fine wire . A good place to get thin wire is from an old piece of lamp flex.

You could also try detaching the plastic tube from the back of the nozzle, under the hood, and then blowing compressed air at the hole on the outside.

The driver''s side has either a broken or missing wiper nozzle. the only way you will be able to make it spray evenly is by replacing the nozzle. The problem is that without the nozzle, you will get a high volume of fluid delivered rather than the high pressure you should get if the restriction of the nozzle were there. It is akin to a the spray of a bare garden hose vs. one with an adjustable nozzle.

Check in the engine compartment on the driverside. There is a black fuse/relay box.
Also the washer tank pump could be broken.

Check the hose from the container to the wipers and see if it came disconnected from either place and check for a broken or cracked hose.

your windshield is probably leaking. have someone spray that area of the windshield while your inside the car and look for water..a glass shop may have to reseal your windshield.