where can i get replacements? my driver side is broken and neither side really put out an fluid so i think they are clogged and i want new ones. so any suggestions?

 

first , the problem with no fluid . check the output from the pump . then the lines from the pump to the blades . when all is good then to the arms . most of the time problems like this are from putting "tap water" in washer tank . a buildup of minerals in the water will plug/gum things up . a good way to clean old ones (nozzles) is a soak in common/cheap vinegar . as for the nozzles . i'm not really sure , GM used many different ones . i say this because i have several sets from different year camaro's , they are all different . just check J/Ys or dealerships . good luck .

 

i get fluid just not alot. iv got a new pump, new fluid, and new lines besides whats on the wiper arms.

 

Try sticking a needle into the small outputs in the wiper fluid dispenser on the blades. Not only is that one way to aim the nozzles (for cars with nozzles on hoods) it could also be an effective way to fix the ones on yours. So try that first becasue it's bassically free but if ineffective then head to your local JY like TOM said.

 

Do you have the early pump on wiper motor type?Those things fail too often.Had the same issues with only water dribbling out.Was always the pump takin a dump.
I went thru 6 or so before switching to the on tank style when i swapped to a 4th gen washer bottle.

I also decided on just one central nozzle between the wipers.