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Stuadh

Member Since: 10 Nov 2014
Location: Scotland
Posts: 11

Washer Woes

After having a garage work on the measly front windscreen washer performance, the washer has actually deteriorated. On the journey home, I went from the washer working well to the driver side stopping completely. After a few more days of use, the driver side washer still doesn't work (I've tried poking a wire down it to clear it) and the passenger side is a trickle that barely reaches the wiper travel.

Can anyone help with diagnosing and repairing this problem. I don't want to waste a 100 mile trip and a day off work going back to the garage.

Yours Aye

Stuadh

9th Mar 2015 12:17pm

Paddie42

Member Since: 24 Apr 2014
Location: Hamphire
Posts: 230

There is a non return value in the nearside wing near the bulkhead. Mine had failed giving very poor spray to the windscreen as you suggest. It looks like a a normal joining connector.

Might help...

15th Mar 2015 8:59pm

Stuadh

Member Since: 10 Nov 2014
Location: Scotland
Posts: 11

Cheers. I just picked up the stuff to fit a pair of dual nozzles to the bonnet. Can't be bothered ripping open the dash to repair the originals. I fit a new non-return, too.

15th Mar 2015 9:08pm

ppad

Member Since: 16 Nov 2012
Location: now, UK S Coast
Posts: 220

Don't need to rip out dash just to get at the existing outlet.
Lots of good stuff on this site, eg I used this advice:
http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic17143....asher+jets
when my washer broke in a car wash over here.

Pulled the new assembly apart and pushed on a new one to replace the Landy default design. Sold the much modified 110 2.8, in Oz
Brought the 90 home from Switzerland ...

16th Mar 2015 12:03pm

mrd1990

Member Since: 16 Aug 2012
Location: Wales
Posts: 600

No return valve, I was getting hardly a drip, replaced it and now it's like a pressure washer

Both front and back valves are located inline under the bonnet between the heater box and the wing near the bulkhead.

17th Mar 2015 10:16pm

epictrail

Member Since: 21 Sep 2013
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 395

Or just take the non return valve out. Even OE ones fail

17th Mar 2015 10:36pm

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