HOW TO | DIAGNOSE AND UNCLOG WINDSHIELD WASHER MOTOR ON MOST KIA VEHICLE.

The washer pumps are used in windscreen cleaning systems and are required for cleaning the front and rear windscreens on demand. These functions can either be covered by single outlet pumps or a dual outlet pump. If a dual outlet pump is used, both the windscreen and the rear window are supplied by means of a single pump with a reversible direction of rotation.
The dual outlet pump has an integrated non-return valve. This prevents the long hose pipe (leading to the rear window) from emptying when the pump is switched off. HELLA offers mono washer pumps for the windscreen and also dual pumps to incorporate the rear windscreen wiper system.
Possible error causes
The following causes can be responsible for a malfunctioning of the windscreen cleaning system or for the failure of the wiper washer pump:
➔ Electrical connection or power supply faulty
➔ Electric motor jammed or defective
➔ Pump housing mechanically damaged by external impactor frost
➔ Hose pipes damaged or contaminated
➔ Wash tank mechanically damaged or contaminated
➔ Washing water contaminated by unsuitable cleaning agents
➔ Seal between pump and tank leaking or defective
➔ Windscreen cleaning nozzle or non-return valvecontaminated or defective.
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[@haymakergames4737]

Hey Ryan, thankyou so much for this video. We just got a 2014 Kia Cerato (forte) and it wasn't spraying. managed to fox it in my driveway with some fairly simple tools because of your video. im not sure how much money i managed to save myself but i suspect it would have been $200 in Australia, maybe more.

[@WrenchingRyan]

I’m glad to hear this video helped you out. Thanks for watching.

[@cesaraguilar2731]

gracias por compartir, tengo la misma falla en un kia soul 1012, ya podre repararlo.

[@WrenchingRyan]

Gracias 🙏

[@jerseyman1O]

I’m definitely gonna try this out. Do you think it would be manageable by just using ramps instead of lifting it and removing the wheel?

[@WrenchingRyan]

@@jerseyman1O yes hoisting is not really necessary to do this job, I did it with my friend car in the parking lot, it’s a little bit challenging but doable. Thanks for watching.

[@DavidRitko]

Wait! He's adding poison! j/k thanks for this video. I'm going to check mine next week

[@WrenchingRyan]

I actually removed the poison LOL. Thanks for watching.