Washer fluid motor not working

[FireTruck1984]

Washer fluid motor not working, is there a separate fuse? I don’t see one marked , only wipers
‘84 C1500

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[MisterB]

Not sure, but those motors are notorious for being junk and going out. One of the best mods you can do, is to take the reservoir out of an 88-91 Chevy/GMC truck. The motor is built in to the reservoir. Just bolt in the reservoir, splice in the wiring under the hood, attach the rubber fluid lines, and you're done. I think I did a little write up a while back on that with pictures if you search

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[bedwards]

I had to replace mine which was in the reservoir. I got a Delco at Rock Auto. After I got the old one out, I could tell it had dried washer fluid stuck in it. I cleaned that out and now it works too. Might pull yours out and see if it is stopped up and or stuck.

 

[FireTruck1984]

I had to replace mine which was in the reservoir. I got a Delco at Rock Auto. After I got the old one out, I could tell it had dried washer fluid stuck in it. I cleaned that out and now it works too. Might pull yours out and see if it is stopped up and or stuck.

I will try that, Thanks

 

[Patrick Sharkey]

I had a similar issue on our '84 K10 truck. I bought the windshield wiper pump repair kit on Rock Auto and that fixed our problem.

 

[AuroraGirl]

any two wire pump/reservoir from GM or ford from the time should work. I gave my dad my 1988 oldsmobile cutlass reservoir which had flush tabs on one side(easy to mount) and a 2 wire pump. and the pumps can be bought new. and you can put the reservoir anywhere you want.

 

[AuroraGirl]

not gonna use it since would need a right angle bracket or it would stick out weird(maybe ok ig) but heres an example from 88-94 century/cutlass calais

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