I'd do that again...

Any ideas? I can hear it trying to spray but it won't. I have checked all visible hoses and there is nothing obvious.

Jersey_Devil

What about the nozzle itself? It's it frozen? What about looking at the washer bottle itself maybe sounding is clogging it from the reservoir....

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robsjeep9

My rear one's hose came undone in the engine bay ..... I could hear it but nothing on the back window just a puddle in the driveway lol

Breitling

Cold weather and too much water in fluid? Happened to me and I drained crap i got as washer fluid from local place. If it is use arctic type only for cold weather.

JMcD

I will only use the stuff rated -25 or if I can get the -35 from late October until march. Everything else freezes when you need it most.

I'd do that again...

Well this is both confusing and embarassing. The other day I checked the hoses, filled the reservoir to about half. It was 2 degrees. Everything looked good, just wouldn't spray.
I just went back to check again after reading some posts, (its much warmer today) and the reservoir is empty. The hose just past the pump was disconnected.
I can only imagine it WAS frozen from cheap warm weather fluid which made it expand and become disconnected. Then I must have sprayed it all over the highway after it thawed. Trying to get it to work.

At any rate it's all hooked up and working now. Thanks guys.

Tooadvanced

Mine was doing it but i found a kink in it

jb1dsl

The hose came off of the rear connector to the hardtop and I sprayed all inside the jeep one time!! Glad you found your problem.