How to Clean Windshield Wiper Fluid Lines

The windshield wiper fluid lines in your vehicle deliver cleaning fluid to the windshield. When these lines become dirty or clogged, then it will be difficult for you to operate the wiper sprayers effectively. The lines themselves are made of a soft rubber tubing. Since the washer fluid lines are under low pressure, a simple hose clamp or, in some cases, no clamp at all is all that is needed to hold them in place. Instead of replacing the hose, you can simply clean them when they become dirty.

Things You'll Need

  • Pliers
  • Wire pipe-cleaner brush
  • Dish washing detergent
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Instructions

    • 1

      Open the hood and locate the washer hose on the underside of the hood.

    • 2

      Remove any hose clamps that secure the wiper hose in place. The clamps, if there are any, are usually simple clips that you can pull off with a pair of pliers.

    • 3

      Soak the pipe-cleaner wire brush in a mixture of dish washing liquid and water then run it through the the rubber tubing. Work the pipe-cleaner back and forth until the rubber tubing is completely clean.

    • 4

      Wash all of the soap out of the rubber tubing with water and reinstall the tubing back onto the underside of the hood.

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