Washer bottle hose pipe not connected - Diagram wanted

Having not had the use of my rear washer for months now after getting some work done on the front, i had a look under the bottle today and discovered a hose unattached, unsure where it has came off would anyone have a diagram of the washer bottle and the correct set up? Thanks in Advance

Sure it is a washer hose and not a fog light breather??!!

Also do you have RAVE??

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Three motors as you look from front. Left one is rear screen. Middle one is headlamps. Should come from motor and split by a T to either side. Right one is windscreen.

Saint.V8 said:

Sure it is a washer hose and not a fog light breather??!!

Also do you have RAVE??

These are the LR workshop manuals, indispensable for the Range Rover owner!

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wammers said:

Three motors as you look from front. Left one is rear screen. Middle one is headlamps. Should come from motor and split by a T to either side. Right one is windscreen.

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I am fairly sure it is a hose and not a breather, it comes from a split from a T, all of the pumps look as if they have a hose attached to each. I have lay under the car and had a look upwards.
I don't have Rave, could you point me in the right direction to download?

Ahh, another Edinburgh person! I've just done these too!

There's a link to RAVE in the sticky section at the top

domino said:

Ahh, another Edinburgh person! I've just done these too!

There's a link to RAVE in the sticky section at the top

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I used to stay in Edinburgh, Now moved to the Borders, Much more peace and quiet!!!

I think i will just need to get under it again tomorrow and have another look, it's got to go somewhere.....

jeep948 said:

I am fairly sure it is a hose and not a breather, it comes from a split from a T, all of the pumps look as if they have a hose attached to each. I have lay under the car and had a look upwards.
I don't have Rave, could you point me in the right direction to download?

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If it comes from the centre motor and is split on a T it is for the headlamp washers. Spotlamp breather is a hard plastic pipe. Washer pipes are all 5 mm I/D rubber. Each headlamp washer pipe should have a NRV at some point between the T and the headlamp at both sides. Maybe the pipe has come off an NRV.

wammers said:

If it comes from the centre motor and is split on a T it is for the headlamp washers. Spotlamp breather is a hard plastic pipe. Washer pipes are all 5 mm I/D rubber. Each headlamp washer pipe should have a NRV at some point between the T and the headlamp at both sides. Maybe the pipe has come off an NRV.

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Looks like that was correct, I have been trying to unblock the rear washer at the far end with a pin however even after getting a few dribbles it still doesn't feed water even though i can hear the motor working.

jeep948 said:

Looks like that was correct, I have been trying to unblock the rear washer at the far end with a pin however even after getting a few dribbles it still doesn't feed water even though i can hear the motor working.

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NRV has possibly failed behind trim panels N/S rear just above lamp cluster.

jeep948 said:

Looks like that was correct, I have been trying to unblock the rear washer at the far end with a pin however even after getting a few dribbles it still doesn't feed water even though i can hear the motor working.

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A firm spurt is more satisfying than a weak dribble.

My blockage was the non return valve behind the near side rear lights stuck shut. You can reach it by groping through the small removable hatch, it looks / feels like a 5p sized round thingey in the tube up behind the foam insulation. I thought mine was bunged up with dried washer fluid. I blew mine through from the pump end with my electric tyre pump - it shot up to 40psi, cleared the blockage and then blew through at 10psi. It's been fine since.