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Re: washer jet not working



Huw, most likely culprit would be the inline check-valve, I have found that
useing anything other that the Wurth washer solvent, tends to make the rubber
piston inside the vaqlve swell-up to the point of becoming inoperative
paul rogers

Huw Powell wrote:

> >  The electrical
> > and pump seem to be working.  I have someone operating the washer and I
> > stood by the front; I could hear the pump operating (or trying to
> > operate).
> > The washer tank has fluid.  What's left could be a plugged hose.
>
> Try disconnecting the hose at the various connections to isolate the
> blockage.  If you can get the hose off the pump without breaking the pump
> outlet that will verify pump function.  Sounds like a block between the
> pump and the little Y-connector, or a clogged one way valve if you've got
> one.
> --
> Huw Powell
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