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Old 04-16-2023, 10:48 PM #1
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Replacing Window Sprayer Pump

My rear window sprayer stopped working a while ago. I tried adding more fluid thinking it was just low but that did nothing, and eventually noticed I couldn't hear the pump.

What's the best approach to replacing the pump? I've seen conflicting things about the location of it so I'd like to be sure before I go and pull one at a junkyard.
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Pumps are located on the outside of the washer reservoir. Easy as undoing the electrical clip connected to the motor, and pulling motor.

Washer motor is held inplace in the resrvoir by a rubber grommit. So, twist to break the rubber/motor connection and pull straight out, or pull at an angle.

There are separate motors for the front and rear. Cant remember which one was which.
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If I remember correctly, the pumps are identical. Check the part numbers printed on the pumps but I believe they are the same.
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The aftermarket pump motors are pretty cheap. Like $25. OEM pumps show at $62.
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Thanks guys, I got it out and replaced but that still hasn't fixed my problem of the rear sprayer not working.

I'm kinda stumped now because I have replaced the pump, the wiper stalk and the fuse and it still doesn't engage the pump


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Did you check off power to the pump and a clog free rear spray nossle?
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Did you check off power to the pump and a clog free rear spray nossle?
As far as I know yes, the pump is not getting power, I replaced the wiper stalk and the wiper fuse today thinking those may be the issue but that didn't change anything.

I looked for a clog in the back but figured that since the pump isn't getting power that won't matter.

I don't know where to start to troubleshoot the power issue though
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