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Dangerous Condtion: Washer Fluid Pressure very low 900 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be 960 Brickster on  Sat Mar 8 17:03 CST 2008 [RELATED]

I have a trouble spot and would appreciate a hand. I recently rereplaced the horns with a solder connection, but I do not think this could be a cause as even though the jet motor is off the horns, it was just a solder job, no comlications here.

The washer fluid is fill force through the passenger side just, but nearly non exitant in the drivers side, which is a dangerous problem as I can't see to drive.

To isolate the cause, I took the liner off the inside of the hood and removed the d/s jet. I cleaned it with a wire, but it was totally clear. So, I took off the hose. Qlthough the hoses are flared slightly from the pressure fitting, there were no cracks in the hose.

Yet when reassembled and fluid topped up, the problem remains!!!! It is the pump or the red fitting that is the hub that sends the fluid to each jet? Ideas appreciated, not sure where to look next.






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