98 Jimmy, washer fluid motor

[pitbullvassar]

My windshield wipers work fine, but my fluid is not spraying. I replaced the washer fluid motor (the lower one on the tank) and that did not correct it. I have the wiper circuit board out and it doesn't look like there are any problems. Any ideas on what might be causing the problem?

[rhandwor]

Originally Posted by pitbullvassar

My windshield wipers work fine, but my fluid is not spraying. I replaced the washer fluid motor (the lower one on the tank) and that did not correct it. I have the wiper circuit board out and it doesn't look like there are any problems. Any ideas on what might be causing the problem?

Not all wiper fluid is good for low temperatures they can be frozen tubing. Sometimes the nozzles plug blow the hoses and make sure they are clean.

[pitbullvassar]

I would still be able to hear the pump though, wouldn't I?

[aleekat]

Originally Posted by pitbullvassar

I would still be able to hear the pump though, wouldn't I?

Only if it is able to turn and the fluid is not frozen.

[pitbullvassar]

It's been warmer here the last day or so, so I wasn't' worried about that. I hooked my air compressor up and it blows through the line, so that's not it. I am heading up to Advanceauto to see if they have any idea or can check the wires for for power

[rhandwor]

Originally Posted by pitbullvassar

It's been warmer here the last day or so, so I wasn't' worried about that. I hooked my air compressor up and it blows through the line, so that's not it. I am heading up to Advanceauto to see if they have any idea or can check the wires for for power

Anyone who does their own work should have a digital volt ohm meter and a 12 volt test light.
Many times these will pay for themselves the first time they are used.