Windshield wiper pump not working - 03 GP GT
The windshield wiper motor is not working on my brother'* 03 GP GT.
Any ideas on where to start troubleshooting this thing?
The resivoir is full. Pump is not humming or anything when engaged. Thinking is dead electrically.
Any ideas on where to start troubleshooting this thing?
The resivoir is full. Pump is not humming or anything when engaged. Thinking is dead electrically.
There'* no dedicated fuse just for the washer fluid pump. That being said, all other fuses are fine.
No wires are cut in the vicinity either. I'll probably start by taking the resivoir out and inspecting the pump. Maybe even try putting 12 volts directly to the pump to see if it'll even hum. And, I'll engage the squirters and read the voltage coming out to the harness. That'* about all I can do I suppose. That should help isolate where the issue is if nothing else.
No wires are cut in the vicinity either. I'll probably start by taking the resivoir out and inspecting the pump. Maybe even try putting 12 volts directly to the pump to see if it'll even hum. And, I'll engage the squirters and read the voltage coming out to the harness. That'* about all I can do I suppose. That should help isolate where the issue is if nothing else.
Originally Posted by vital49
There'* no dedicated fuse just for the washer fluid pump. That being said, all other fuses are fine.
No wires are cut in the vicinity either. I'll probably start by taking the resivoir out and inspecting the pump. Maybe even try putting 12 volts directly to the pump to see if it'll even hum. And, I'll engage the squirters and read the voltage coming out to the harness. That'* about all I can do I suppose. That should help isolate where the issue is if nothing else.
No wires are cut in the vicinity either. I'll probably start by taking the resivoir out and inspecting the pump. Maybe even try putting 12 volts directly to the pump to see if it'll even hum. And, I'll engage the squirters and read the voltage coming out to the harness. That'* about all I can do I suppose. That should help isolate where the issue is if nothing else.
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