Rear window washer leak
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Rear window washer leak
I searched this forum and the web and found nothing so i'm hoping someone here can help me.
Here is my problem, when activating the rear window washer, fluid comes poring out from behind the wiper motor cover. I removed the cover and had my son activate the pump, there are two vent like holes on the nipple in which the hose connects too where the fluid is leaking.
Anyone else have this issue? What is the fix?
2007 JKU if that makes any difference.
Here is my problem, when activating the rear window washer, fluid comes poring out from behind the wiper motor cover. I removed the cover and had my son activate the pump, there are two vent like holes on the nipple in which the hose connects too where the fluid is leaking.
Anyone else have this issue? What is the fix?
2007 JKU if that makes any difference.
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Marty La Rue (01-12-2020)
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hehe. i've always wanted to put that.
now, seriously, I just went and looked at mine and it is hard to see in there, but I only saw one spot where the hose connected and did not see any vent holes.
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Originally Posted by AptPupil
hehe. i've always wanted to put that.
now, seriously, I just went and looked at mine and it is hard to see in there, but I only saw one spot where the hose connected and did not see any vent holes.
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Ok folks, just got back from the stealerships, the parts guy looked at were the fluid is coming from and he indicated that he never seen anything like it. He looked at the parts list, have to replace the whole wiper motor assembly, $93.00
I opted to epoxy the holes shut, I'll keep you posted if it worked or not. If not I guess it'll cost me the $93.
I opted to epoxy the holes shut, I'll keep you posted if it worked or not. If not I guess it'll cost me the $93.
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I just tried the washer after the epoxy set up, well no water praying out the holed, but now it's leaking from inside the assembly. Guess I'll take it apart and see if I can seal it from the inside.
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Rear wiper nozzle broken
CHECK VALVE, CONNECTOR KIT. Washer, Washer Hose. Rear Washer System; Rear Wiper System. JEEP WRANGLER (2007 - 2013) # 68086133AA
For sure, if you let the dealership replace a part, they will replace the whole assembly.
Regards,
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Ok folks, just got back from the stealerships, the parts guy looked at were the fluid is coming from and he indicated that he never seen anything like it. He looked at the parts list, have to replace the whole wiper motor assembly, $93.00
I opted to epoxy the holes shut, I'll keep you posted if it worked or not. If not I guess it'll cost me the $93.
I opted to epoxy the holes shut, I'll keep you posted if it worked or not. If not I guess it'll cost me the $93.
Thanks!!
JuneeJeep
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