Rear water nozzle....no spray:

[LittleCaesar]

and the fluid holder in the front is semi full. Is there a separate one (fluid container) for the back or am I looking at clogged tubing somewhere more than likely?

BTW, the motor works (turns on). I will take a more extensive look tomorrow but did not know if someone had already been down this road.

 

[t4r4life]

most likely its clogged, try clean it with a guitar string and turn on the washer and have someone blow air into the holder, that should fix the problem

 

[K.C.]

:iagree:

Maybe a paper clip or toothpick will clear the nozzle. And a little compressed air

Work when we unclogged the front nozzle for an older model Accord

 

[RonMAIDEN]

The rear sprayer does quit working when the fluid level is at a certain point so it might be a design flaw or something done on purpose to let you know it's low.
Mine does this and I was baffled the first tie and filled up the front resevoir and it works and quits working when it gets low and I bet your just needs more fluid.

 

[lekiboy]

when the needle or clips don't work in getting the clog fixed...it may not be a clog after all...i have fixed mine whe n i found out that the hose connected to the nozzle got discoonected...i found out when i did spray and I noticed water leaking from the rear door...try to peek into the hose connected to the nozzle.

you may end up removing the panels.

 

[LittleCaesar]

Thanks Ron, and everyone else. I thought the same thing after I posted, and yep, it was too low. I guess I need to use it more than once every five years.