Windshield washers quit working
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Windshield washers quit working
My washers quit working on my 84'. I have checked the fuse and it is good. I checked the wiring connections at the pump and am not getting any voltage when I attempt to activate the pump. I am thinking the relay could be the problem. Is there another relay that will interchange with the washer relay so I can know for sure if this is the problem. How about jumpering connections at the relay plugin. Any suggestions?
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I don't think there is a relay for the regular washers. There is one for the intensive washers, however.
If you're sure you know which relay, go to 928 Specialists websire ans look on the fuse/relay charts. If you know which relay it is, you can see if any of the others share the same part nunber.
https://www.928gt.com/default1.htm
If you're sure you know which relay, go to 928 Specialists websire ans look on the fuse/relay charts. If you know which relay it is, you can see if any of the others share the same part nunber.
https://www.928gt.com/default1.htm
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The regular windshield washers have no relay - its direct drive from the column switch. The normal washer pump is not easy to get to (inside the passenger fender...) so are you sure you are looking at the right one?
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Last edited by Alan; 03-26-2008 at 10:57 AM.
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well you could recheck the pump that you already checked but first put the headlights on and then pull the washer stalk to you with the key on , this should tell you if the headlight washers are working.
To test your windshield washers (washer pump is under the coolant bottle) this is a hard pump to get to. you have a better chance of touching it from under the car the whole pump slides off its mounts
To test your windshield washers (washer pump is under the coolant bottle) this is a hard pump to get to. you have a better chance of touching it from under the car the whole pump slides off its mounts
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well you could recheck the pump that you already checked but first put the headlights on and then pull the washer stalk to you with the key on , this should tell you if the headlight washers are working.
To test your windshield washers (washer pump is under the coolant bottle) this is a hard pump to get to. you have a better chance of touching it from under the car the whole pump slides off its mounts
To test your windshield washers (washer pump is under the coolant bottle) this is a hard pump to get to. you have a better chance of touching it from under the car the whole pump slides off its mounts
Rust buildup in the system can cause clogging all the way up to the spray spigots. Just be sure this isn't the problem.
Good luck.
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If you have rust in the system then you need to remove (this should be done anyway) both of the metal collars one in the new washer tank fill tube that you buy, and the other is in the tank inlet this will be rusty and dropping metal/rust into the tank, this eventually will turn to rusty water and be squrted onto your hood, and clog the squrters. The tank is under the right fender, so remove the R/F wheel and liner to see the tank