Windshield squirter motor

IIRC, you have to replace the whole windshield washer resevior because the pump is built in it. also, i believe you need to remove the front bumper to acess it. I would check all the fluid lines before i started that project.
 
No I replaced the one in my 95 without taking the bumper off
I replaced just the motor its tight but doable.
 
can you hear the pump make noise when you push the button? if so clear the lines with compressed air. for some reason down here in the south the tanks build up a milky white slime and it gets clogged in the lines. you have to blow air through the lines from the wiper cowl backwards into the tank to clear it. and the pumps come out of the tank, its only pushed into the tank with a rubber grommet, dont have to replace the whole tank.
 
I dont think I hear the motor come on. I know the nozzels are not cloged as I had the cowl off today and blew the heads out. (painted my wipers arms also) so were is the motor in the jug you fill?
 
you can get the pump out of the tank by reaching down in front of your ac condensor behind the grill but you will cut up your hands on that dumb ass first gen header panel. nice sharp rough ass composite plastic they were throwing the first gens together too fast to sand out the rough edges lmfao.
 
Checked it further today, Pump does run, but little bits coming out of the spray heads just barley above a dribble. I crawled under and looked from the top, I do not see the motor no ware. About were is it situated in according to the tank. Were would I disconnect the line to blow it through
 
pull youe headlight access panel off and you cant miss it. if you can see the washer tank, you can see the pump.
 
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