My washer pump is working again, this is the third time iv had to replace these thing, what kills them so fast?? It was working just a few weeks ago so I don't understand why it's not now

 

I stopped try with my washers. With my headers the underhood temps kills my washer and also my hood struts.

 

Perhaps the fluid is emptying from the pump. I used to have to 'prime' my rear pump from time to time to get it to function (even though there was a check valve in place).

JamesC

 

Was out of fluid so I went and replaced it last night, how do you prime it? Because its not making any noise at all so idk what's going on, it worked just a week or so ago

 

If it's not making any noise, it's probably dead. Is the power constant? If somehow intermittent, you may be getting fooled.

JamesC

 

Idk I trIed it this morning before I went to school and it didn't want to work . I'm hoping maybe it just came unseated from the housing or something. What kills them though becUse I wasn't using it at all, after I ran out I never touched the switch exudes turning my wipers on

 

weird thing is, i got home and pulled it out, put it back in and hit the switch and it kicked on and ran, i could hear it tryng to pump and it started getting slower and slower till it finally stopped and it got warm, anything????

 

It may be overheating because it's not drawing any fluid.

JamesC

 

Idk it use to pump fine and I had fluid in thr line to it

 

sounds like a fine reason to NOT have headers

 

I have a completely stock 305 TPI with factory exhaust and I pretty much have to replace my pump every year. Maybe it's the location being close to the exhaust that's a problem, but it's like feeding the cookie monster.