It would’ve been great if you’d told us what car you’re working on but I think it is just a matter of doing some research about where the pump is in your vehicle and how to remove it. My Ford explorer 2005 has that problem and I think it is because I bought some cheap fluid at the 99 cent store.
@@1smae100 no there’s no sound now , it stopped doing the noise after I kept pressing. It happened last week where it was really frosty. Tried poking the holes too but nothing
What vehicle is this? Looks pretty similar to mine and I'm having the same issue. Just wanted to ask before I pulled the liner and tried all that out tomorrow lol
he is on the right side of his vehicle behind the front wheel well slightly behind the bumper. notice his video shows his wheel is turned far to his right so he didn’t take out his wheel, but who knows…
sometimes it’s the small spray nozzle pieces that are on either the upper center area of the car hood or near the wiper blades, use a very small sewing type needle or safety pin tip and clean the hole of the nozzles of any gunk/debris, sometimes just follow the tube that is connected from the reservoir all the way up to the wiper blades and ensure that it isn’t bent, or has a hole, or have anything clogging it…i still haven’t fixed mine. laziness lol! if you’re trying to spray your windshield while behind the wheel but you don’t hear the motor pump actually working. there’s the answer, if you hear it..& it can be quite silent sometimes too ) then it’s prob not a pump issue.
@@1smae100 i mean it could be a number of things either that or perhaps a connection issue i would probably have it looked at by a professional after checking the wiring to the pump itself…
