"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7laif.o9.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> While fishing around under the hood of my 1993 90S this afternoon, to
> find the source of an odd rattle, I found a disconnected hose.
>
> It's about 5mm wide, and a translucent light brown colour.
> It's behind the battery on the (US) driver's side, and goes behind a
> piece of metal which is over the wheel well.
>
> I noticed that the washer fluid pipe also flows down behind that metal
> too, so I assume this might have something to do with the washer fluid
> pump.
>
> My washer fluid pump doesn't work. When I try to use it, there isn't
> even a sound to suggest that it's running, which makes me think these
> two things are probably related.
>
> The only problem left is, that I have no idea at all where this hosing
> should connect to! I looked around but can't find a place where it might
> go. Does anyone know, or have a diagram that might help me??
>
> Thanks

The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
pump as well.

Ronald

 

"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7laif.o9.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> While fishing around under the hood of my 1993 90S this afternoon, to
> find the source of an odd rattle, I found a disconnected hose.
>
> It's about 5mm wide, and a translucent light brown colour.
> It's behind the battery on the (US) driver's side, and goes behind a
> piece of metal which is over the wheel well.
>
> I noticed that the washer fluid pipe also flows down behind that metal
> too, so I assume this might have something to do with the washer fluid
> pump.
>
> My washer fluid pump doesn't work. When I try to use it, there isn't
> even a sound to suggest that it's running, which makes me think these
> two things are probably related.
>
> The only problem left is, that I have no idea at all where this hosing
> should connect to! I looked around but can't find a place where it might
> go. Does anyone know, or have a diagram that might help me??
>
> Thanks

The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
pump as well.

Ronald

 

"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7laif.o9.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> While fishing around under the hood of my 1993 90S this afternoon, to
> find the source of an odd rattle, I found a disconnected hose.
>
> It's about 5mm wide, and a translucent light brown colour.
> It's behind the battery on the (US) driver's side, and goes behind a
> piece of metal which is over the wheel well.
>
> I noticed that the washer fluid pipe also flows down behind that metal
> too, so I assume this might have something to do with the washer fluid
> pump.
>
> My washer fluid pump doesn't work. When I try to use it, there isn't
> even a sound to suggest that it's running, which makes me think these
> two things are probably related.
>
> The only problem left is, that I have no idea at all where this hosing
> should connect to! I looked around but can't find a place where it might
> go. Does anyone know, or have a diagram that might help me??
>
> Thanks

The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
pump as well.

Ronald

 

On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
> pump as well.

I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
hydrogen release tube.
The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

 

On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
> pump as well.

I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
hydrogen release tube.
The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

 

On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
> pump as well.

I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
hydrogen release tube.
The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

 

On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
> pump as well.

I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
hydrogen release tube.
The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

 

"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7mqg8.1fdp.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
>> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
>> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
>> pump as well.
>
> I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
> hydrogen release tube.
> The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
> to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

And I told you where it was located.......

Ronald

 

"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7mqg8.1fdp.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
>> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
>> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
>> pump as well.
>
> I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
> hydrogen release tube.
> The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
> to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

And I told you where it was located.......

Ronald

 

"Av" <spam-newsgroups@silverwraith.com> wrote in message
news:slrne7mqg8.1fdp.spam-newsgroups@gooseberry.silverwraith.com...
> On 2006-05-29, R@L <reply@usenet.com> wrote:
>> The tank is in the wheel case but near the battery.
>> It probably solves your problem when you connect it and the cable to the
>> pump as well.
>
> I'm pretty certain this isn't coming from the battery so it's not the
> hydrogen release tube.
> The problem is, I have no idea where the pump is that this might connect
> to! I can't obviosuly see it and I don't have a repair manual

And I told you where it was located.......

Ronald