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Frank_38

Active Member

• Yesterday at 17:28

• #1

Good evening everyone,

I noticed today that there is no water coming from the windscreen wiper.
Question: when you press the button on the switch in the car, do you hear the pump? Nothing happens for me - only the windscreen wipers come on but no water. The same at the front and rear.
The Range has 2 pumps, if I've understood correctly - it would be unusual if both failed at the same time...

Thank you!

ahhh, water is of course in the tank...

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 17:44

• #2

Frank_38 said:

Good evening everyone,

I noticed today that there is no water coming from the windscreen wiper.
Question: when you press the button on the switch in the car, do you hear the pump? Nothing happens for me - only the windscreen wipers come on but no water. The same at the front and rear.
The Range has 2 pumps, if I've understood correctly - it would be unusual if both failed at the same time...

Thank you!

ahhh, water is of course in the tank...

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Enough water? Check the fuses and the connectors to the pumps. Owners handbook should tell you which fuse.

 

Flossie

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 19:34

• #3

3 pumps if you have posh headlight wipers like me!
Access to the pumps is good if you take the front bumper off.

 

Flossie

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 19:39

• #4

Here you go.

 

Grrrrrr

Technician, Bodgit & Scarper Ltd

• Yesterday at 19:40

• #5

Pretty sure you hear the pumps.

 

kermit_rr

Very

Full Member

• Yesterday at 19:48

• #6

Grrrrrr said:

Pretty sure you hear the pumps.

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Maybe with the diesesed motor hibernating

 

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Frank_38

Active Member

• 5 minutes ago

• #7

Thanks for the feedback and the photo.
i can't hear anything. i assume that the pumps won't start. i'll have a close look tomorrow. i think the probability of 3 pumps failing at once is very low. Or are they supplied with power centrally? Thanks!