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Old Mar 8th, 2019, 18:16   #1
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need some help please peeps the rear washer on my 2004 xc90 is not working

I can not hear the pump when I operate the rear washer the front one work fine so am I correct in thinking that there is a separate pump for the rear washer that is not working cant see anything on youtube so any help would be great .
out of wonder what pump does the headlight washers use as I cant seem to get those to work either
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Old Mar 10th, 2019, 13:35   #2
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The 2 washer pumps are fitted to the reservoir inside the front right wheel arch. The same pump is used for the front and rear washers. The headlight pump is separate and runs at much higher pressure. Check fuses. Check for power and ground at the pumps. If none, check wiring. If the pumps turn then look for blockages in the reservoir/pipes. There may be lots of goo in the reservoir.
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