wiper hose location help

[Luv2Camp]

If the company that replaced your shield caused this, have them come back out to fix!

[wingn69]

Easy Ed, dude your the best thanks for the photos and step by step I think I just might be able to do this myself.

I would go to the repair shop and have them fix it but its a 250 km trip and a tank of gas just to reconnect some hose so if i can fix in my driveway I save some time and money.

[lvmyhmr]

Great pics Easy Ed! do you know of an anti-siphon valve that can be installed in the line to keep the washer from pumping on their own.

Got stuck in the snow for a couple of hours above Golden CO last spring and the driver side was low and it pumped the tank dry.

Sometimes it happens in Moab as well, I thought it was due to the heat, I certainly can not be the only one that has had this happen.

Thanks,
Gary

[Easy Ed]

Depending on the year (2003) they had a recall because of a problem with the wipers running by themselves or the fluid running by itself till empty.

Recall notice (I already fixed mine) http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=35772 read the bottom of the post about the recall.

My fix before the recall
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=29583

Originally Posted by lvmyhmr

Great pics Easy Ed! do you know of an anti-siphon valve that can be installed in the line to keep the washer from pumping on their own.

Got stuck in the snow for a couple of hours above Golden CO last spring and the driver side was low and it pumped the tank dry.

Sometimes it happens in Moab as well, I thought it was due to the heat, I certainly can not be the only one that has had this happen.

Thanks,
Gary

[wingn69]

Easy Ed, You made my Christmas card list if you every come by Sulzbach-Rosenberg , German beir and bratwurst are on me buddy.

Took me all of 20 min and yes the hose was not connected at the Y Connection in your photo. you saved me some big euro buddy that would have been a wasted trip for that to be done at the shop.

but I will give my guy at the shop some S**t about it the next time I stop in about.

[Easy Ed]

Glad to of helped and that you was able to save yourself some time and money and that all came out well

Ed

Originally Posted by wingn69

Easy Ed, You made my Christmas card list if you every come by Sulzbach-Rosenberg , German beir and bratwurst are on me buddy.

Took me all of 20 min and yes the hose was not connected at the Y Connection in your photo. you saved me some big euro buddy that would have been a wasted trip for that to be done at the shop.

but I will give my guy at the shop some S**t about it the next time I stop in about.

[Easy Ed]

Gary, I re-read your post this morning and you are actually saying that because of the way/angle the truck sets the fluid is running out ?

I am not sure how it can do that, to me it would have to be one he!! of a angle for the fluid to find its way to the nozzels and that was why I made the post about the wiper module problem that is common.

If I mis-understood please let me know.

Ed

Originally Posted by lvmyhmr

Great pics Easy Ed! do you know of an anti-siphon valve that can be installed in the line to keep the washer from pumping on their own.

Got stuck in the snow for a couple of hours above Golden CO last spring and the driver side was low and it pumped the tank dry.

Sometimes it happens in Moab as well, I thought it was due to the heat, I certainly can not be the only one that has had this happen.

Thanks,
Gary