If fluid is dumping on the ground it is obvious the case is split. Pull the
hose off the motor and see if it pumps fluid. Check hoses for blockage or
cracks. If any of this isn't obvious to you take it to a mechanic. Did you
have it filled with water and let it freeze?
> Car: 1991 Honda Accord Wagon
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> P.s. I already used a pin to poke holes on the fluid outlets on the wood.
> Car: 1991 Honda Accord Wagon
>
> Problem: When I try to get the winshield wiper fluid nothing comes
> out. Howeve I can hear the mother come on.
You mean "motor"?
> The read one works well.
You mean "rear"?
Doesn't a single fluid bottle supply both front and rear? Are you're not
just seeing the existing fluid in the tubes when you operate the rear
washer? Does it run out if you keep squirting?
> I
> also noticed that when I try to fill the wiper fluids just before it
> fills up it starts leaking and starts pouring on the ground.
How much pours on the ground? The whole thing?
> Can anyone tell me what is the problem and how I can remedy this.
Have you ever used plain water in the washer fluid bottle? If so, it may
have frozen and split the bottle. What can also happen is the rubber
grommets can shrink and leak which seal the motors to the bottle.
Reapiaring either involves removing the front bumper (easy). After that it
will be eay to fix with either a replacement bottle from the wreckers or
some aquarium-grade silicone rubber.
> P.s. I already used a pin to poke holes on the fluid outlets on the
> wood.
You mean "hood"?

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