No Wiper Fluid Coming Out
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'07 E63
No Wiper Fluid Coming Out
Just bought 2007 E63 and had some snow this past week and the salt and grime was all over the windshield and tried to spray the wiper fluid and nothing comes out. A little mist sprayed out but that was about it and now nothing else comes out. I saw a few bubble spouts come out and nothing. Tried 4-5 times for about 10 seconds at a time as I searched and saw someone said that the lines are really long and if they haven't been used in a long time they may take a few pushes to start spraying.
Anyways, checked the reservoir and it is pretty full of fluid... it has been cold but these have a heater built into them right? I mean its 45 degrees right now so def shouldn't be frozen. Any tips on what I can do?
Anyways, checked the reservoir and it is pretty full of fluid... it has been cold but these have a heater built into them right? I mean its 45 degrees right now so def shouldn't be frozen. Any tips on what I can do?
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You might want to try and disconnect them at the nozzles and use a can of compressed air to insure that nothing is clogging the tips.If that isn't what you want to do , try using a needle or pin to unblock the nozzles.
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this will b the stupidest thing u hear but the same thing happened to me. the nozzles are prob frozen. get an extension cord and a hairdryer and place the hair dryer over the nozzle for 5 mins or so then move to the other side...voila.
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yeah i thought they were frozen too, but i mean the engine compartment has to be putting out heat to un-freeze... and it has been up to 45 for a day or so as well that i thought would unfreeze them. But now I can't get anything to come out of them, i hear the motor running to spray but nothing is coming out and the reservoir is still full..
I will try the hairdryer route next
I will try the hairdryer route next
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yeah i thought they were frozen too, but i mean the engine compartment has to be putting out heat to un-freeze... and it has been up to 45 for a day or so as well that i thought would unfreeze them. But now I can't get anything to come out of them, i hear the motor running to spray but nothing is coming out and the reservoir is still full..
I will try the hairdryer route next
I will try the hairdryer route next
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Pin trick in Post #2. My C32 clogged all the time. Not so much a problem with my E500.
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^Yes, Pin. Be careful not to adjust the nozzle while cleaning unless they need adjusting as well.