Washer failure
Discussion
Took the car for a blast, like you do. No windscreen washers.
With the engine off, I can't hear the washer pump (though I don't remember hearing it when it was working anyway). Cursory check of fuses suggests all OK though there's no specific fuse marked whether in the handbook or Steve Heath's book on which fuse protects the pump. Anyone any experience in this area as to what might be wrong?
All help much appreciated.
-Manek-
With the engine off, I can't hear the washer pump (though I don't remember hearing it when it was working anyway). Cursory check of fuses suggests all OK though there's no specific fuse marked whether in the handbook or Steve Heath's book on which fuse protects the pump. Anyone any experience in this area as to what might be wrong?
All help much appreciated.
-Manek-
The washer is normally fused with the wipers so if they are working I suspect it is not something like a fuse or relay. Could be a dead motor... they do die. The motor is built into the washer bottle and so you might need a complete unit. Put a volt meter to on the connector to see if there is volts coming through. If so then the motor looks like it has died.
Steve
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Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk
Right, done that, grille off, wires checked for current -- yes --motor checked for operation -- no. Can't seem to find a dealer open who can replace said component.
Is it a standard or a TVR part? Is the pump replaceable without the bottle?
-Manek-
Edited by manek on Friday 28th December 14:20
Is it a standard or a TVR part? Is the pump replaceable without the bottle?
-Manek-
Edited by manek on Friday 28th December 14:20
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