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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / June 200695 ford explorer washer pump relay location
My windshield washer stopped working, but I checked the pump and it works (hooked it directly to the battery). Next thing to check is the relay, but I can't locate. If anyone's found it, could you describe exactly where it is and what it looks like? the owner's manual just shows an arrow pointing to the passenger side of the engine comparment, but there's no pics. thanks for the help in advance The combination stalk switch on the steering column is what goes bad most often. Spdloader > My windshield washer stopped working, but I checked the pump and it > works (hooked it directly to the battery). [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > thanks for the help in advance I second that. Almost certainly the switch. Common problem. > The combination stalk switch on the steering column is what goes bad most > often. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> thanks for the help in advance OK. That was going to be the next thing I'd check. If the switch is the problem, is it better to get a used one from a junk yard or go with a new one from the dealer? I really appreciate the advice... thank you! > I second that. Almost certainly the switch. Common problem. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >> > >> thanks for the help in advance Don't go with a used one. Also, the relay is behind the passenger-side dash. Push the button on the stalk in---hard, you may hear the relay click and sometimes this will make it work temporarily. ...but, it is so common, you'll end up with a bad one from a junk yard. Spdloader > OK. That was going to be the next thing I'd check. If the switch is > the problem, is it better to get a used one from a junk yard or go with [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> >> >> >> thanks for the help in advance |
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