I have been having a lot of problems with the rubber hose for the washer fluid line dry rotting out. Well, again, I hit the button in to clean off my bug graveyard windshield, and no fluid comes out. *sigh*
I pop the hood, check the irrigation hose and duct tape job I did under the hood insulation and after the strut mount, and found it to not be leaking. I thought that finally the stupid hose broke down by the tank. Due to Ford's ingenius engineers who decided to put the tank in the wheel well
I figured I had a job ahead of me.
As I go to call a friend to borrow his garage (Can't jack up cars to work on them in the apartment), my girlfriend has the very bright idea of asking if the tank had fluid in it at all. Well, again, I can't see the actual tank so I figured why not.
I goto fill the tank up with fluid, and I keep filling, and filling, and filling...boy that tank sure took a lot of fluid. I go to check to see if it works and, yeah, you know the rest of the story from there.
I feel very, very stupid right now. Anybody else done something like this before?
I pop the hood, check the irrigation hose and duct tape job I did under the hood insulation and after the strut mount, and found it to not be leaking. I thought that finally the stupid hose broke down by the tank. Due to Ford's ingenius engineers who decided to put the tank in the wheel well
As I go to call a friend to borrow his garage (Can't jack up cars to work on them in the apartment), my girlfriend has the very bright idea of asking if the tank had fluid in it at all. Well, again, I can't see the actual tank so I figured why not.
I goto fill the tank up with fluid, and I keep filling, and filling, and filling...boy that tank sure took a lot of fluid. I go to check to see if it works and, yeah, you know the rest of the story from there.
I feel very, very stupid right now. Anybody else done something like this before?