Windshield sprayer line access

[Kerth]

I have a 95 Ford ranger where the passenger side windshield sprayer is not functioning. With the help of the worker at the auto parts store, I figured out that the hose is probably just disconnected from the sprayer since it is leaking water on that side with no leaks visible in the line under the hood when I turn on the sprayer. I removed the electronics box that is bolted to the firewall in hopes of accessing the sprayer line, but my access was blocked by a box that contains the box I removed. Now I am at a loss as to how to access the point where the hose connects to the sprayer. I'm assuming there is a simple way to access this. Any advice?

 

[sean9721]

The sprayer on the passenger side of my 96 is also not working. Next week is spring break for me so it's on the to do list.

 

[baxtej44]

The sprayer on the passenger side of my 96 is also not working. Next week is spring break for me so it's on the to do list.

we are all in the same boat


my passenger side in my 1988 ford ranger xlt 4x4 isn't working...

i'd like to know this information as well, even though it probably changes from year to year

we might be getting a ****ING blizzard this weekend... gonna piss me off, i wanted to order some dash speakers, replace my CTS, and now my windshield sprayer too... we better not get no ****ing snow.

 

[wvcat]

There is a little metal access panel on the firewall. Its kinda hard to get your arm in there though. PITA...

 

[rosscob]

The sprayer on my 1988 isn't working at all. Where's the sprayer motor located?

 

[snoranger]

The sprayer on my 1988 isn't working at all. Where's the sprayer motor located?

The washer pump is on the bottom of the washer fluid tank.

 

[James Morse]

mine seemed to be not working a couple days ago but I wiggled the electrical connector and it works now so just bad connection, different problem, but it was an easy fix so I didn't have to chase it further

 

[rosscob]

Disconnected the plug to the pump and cleaned the contacts, works great now. Thanks

 

[James Morse]

Glad that fixed it!