Washer fluid does not spray.

By unflagging
February 15, 2019 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

Recommended Posts

unflagging

Posted February 15, 2019

Switch is ok, since wipers engage, but no fluid.

What's common? Clogged nozzle or dead pump?

Can I replace pump from underneath?

I see vids taking out the battery and tray and reservoir.

BeauBeau

Posted February 22, 2019

I am not sure where you are located but here in Canada i see a lot of customers come in with frozen washer fluid this time of year, do you hear the pump whining?

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
Forum Statistics

250.6k
Total Topics

2.7m
Total Posts
Member Statistics

343,002
Total Members

8,960
Most Online

Newest Member
Kirk Belch
Joined 54 minutes ago
Who's Online 5 Members, 1 Anonymous, 1,060 Guests (See full list)

Latest Articles
- You Can Order a 2027 Silverado or Sierra 1500 Right Now
  Saturday at 12:31 PM
- 2027 GMC Sierra 1500 Wheel Guide: All Six Trims
  Thursday at 08:14 PM
- Canada Tariffs and Your Next Silverado: What We Know
  Thursday at 07:37 PM
- GM Bulletin Targets One-Sided Heat in Trucks and SUVs
  Thursday at 06:12 PM
Posts
- Gas Prices
  
  By Atlas · Posted 26 minutes ago
  
  AAA has long kept tabs on gas prices so I'd consider it generally credible. This shows average by state so we have to assume there's some regional variations over/under inside of the states that contribute to those averages.
- 2023 GMC Canyon Elevation with 55K miles. Having trouble with Front and Back door actuators. I have replaced the driver side door and passenger back door actuators already. Now I'm having a problem with the driver side door again.
  
  By Kirk Belch · Posted 41 minutes ago
  
  Has anyone else had any problems?
- Front hitch/ winch mount build
  
  By ftwhite · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Great project. I had the same idea and had also removed (well the trail helped) my lower plastic airdams. Just last week I had a local weld shop modify a receiver cross bar to tuck up tight to bumper. To avoid a few things, they made it protrude out more than I like, but still happy. I only have the plastic factory skid plate underneath. Did remove the frame “cups” and the recovery hooks to make room.
- Measuring Transmission Temperature for Setting Fluid Level - 6L90
  
  By AndrewF · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  At least on my 24 with the 10L1000 the dash display for trans temp exactly matches what my OBD2 monitor shows. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for coolant temp, the dash gauge is essentially an idiot light at this point.
- Clunk when coming to a stop... driveshaft/slip yoke? Mechanic couldn't recreate it
  
  By TheGeek · Posted 2 hours ago
  
  Years ago this was a big problem with any vehicle with multiple leaf springs. I had a grease wedge that you would hammer into the springs and shoot some grease in between the leaf. I have not seen that tool in years. I would go to an old timer and see if he has one. It made the back end ride like new.
GM-Trucks.com Clubs
- Black Truck Club
  
  Open Club · 613 members
- White Truck Club
  
  Open Club · 381 members
- Canadian Owners Club
  
  Open Club · 282 members
- Red Truck Club
  
  Open Club · 158 members
- diesel 3.0
  
  Open Club · 281 members
- Texas Owner's Group
  
  Open Club · 371 members
- NorthSky Blue Club
  
  Open Club · 118 members
- Midwest Owner's Group
  
  Open Club · 213 members
- 2015 Custom Sport Club
  
  Open Club · 5 members
- GM Snow Plowing Club HD
  
  Closed Club · 14 members
Popular Contributors
- Week
- Month
- Year
- All Time
1. 1
  
  Grumpy Bear
  16
2. 2
  
  diyer2
  13
3. 3
  
  newdude
  6
4. 4
  
  PunchT37
  4
5. 5
  
  Black02Silverado
  4
Show More