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About windscreen washer pump
Your car needs a washer pump to feed water to the windscreen in order to keep things clean and safe for those within the car. Euro Car Parts stock windscreen washer pumps for most makes and models.
What does a windscreen washer pump do?
The windscreen washer pump helps push cleaning fluid out from the washer reservoir onto the front or rear windscreens, at which point the blades take over. Pressure is built up from a motor, which then feeds the fluid through feeder tubes.
Why is the pump not working on my windscreen washer?
A windscreen washer pump can stop working if a fuse has blown. Frozen fluid in the system can also cause this to happen. It's recommended to see an engineer as soon as possible, given the importance of your windscreen washers for visibility.
The windscreen washer pump helps push cleaning fluid out from the washer reservoir onto the front or rear windscreens, at which point the blades take over. Pressure is built up from a motor, which then feeds the fluid through feeder tubes.
Why is the pump not working on my windscreen washer?
A windscreen washer pump can stop working if a fuse has blown. Frozen fluid in the system can also cause this to happen. It's recommended to see an engineer as soon as possible, given the importance of your windscreen washers for visibility.
A windscreen washer pump can stop working if a fuse has blown. Frozen fluid in the system can also cause this to happen. It's recommended to see an engineer as soon as possible, given the importance of your windscreen washers for visibility.
