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I have the 1995 GMC 2500 PU truck and some time ago the windshield washer quit on me. The wipers still work, in fact I think everything still works but those. I looked through the fuses and not only is there nothing labeled specifically for the washer, they all look good.

There's no power to the pump when they're turned on but if I hook it directly to the battery it spins. I'm really hoping that it's not the switch in the steering console, I don't want to think what that entails.

So is there another "hidden" fuse box? I looked at the one under the hood and the one on the side of the dash against the driver's door.

Thanks for reading.
 
have you tried booting up while holding x?

oh wait wrong section...

sorry i dont know anything about cars except where i put the gas :) hope u figure it out
 
Don't know about chevy but some manufactures put an inline fuse on it.. you would have to track it down..if i had to guess near firewall..

did you make sure it was not the connector having corrosion in it? i know you said you hooked jumper wire to it.. i just dont know how you did it..

the main fuse is most likely with the wipers.. there is a relay for it as well

all kinds of ways to diagnose problem.. all you need a voltmeter and start testing for continuity..

BTW switch is not bad to replace i replaced a couple of them when i was in the trade .. couple of hours if i remeber correctly

hope this helps.. may check with GM for some reason i think i have seen i recall on something like that just dont remeber the years
 
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Abe21599 said:
have you tried booting up while holding x?

oh wait wrong section...

sorry i dont know anything about cars except where i put the gas :) hope u figure it out
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he probably didn't make a nandroid either :icon_eek:
 
the pump probably shares a fuse with something else.. also, did you try looking for a relay for it? If the relay is bad then that would obviously keep the pump from turning on and off.. so.. if the pump turns on with power when you jump it, you know its not the pump.. which means either: the switch, the relay, or the fuse, or all 3 are bad. If i remember correctly on my old GMC Jimmy the wiper switch went bad and I had to get the whole stalk assembly off the left hand side of the wheel replaced. also, this is not really the forum for 15 year old truck diagnostic.. I'm sure some where there is a GMC truck forum where a number of people could answer the question for you quickly much like someone here could answer a question relating to a cell phone.. good luck :D
 
there should be a relay between the switch and the pump. Have you checked that?
 
Thanks for the suggestions.
I know, but don't want to join another forum ;)
Plug is spotless (rubber seal).
There's only about 3 inches of exposed wiring before is disappears in to the plastic wrapped wiring harness.
I saw a relay for the wipers, but they work so I assumed it's good.
pulled every regular fuse and none were apparently blown.
Seriously considering the under dash push-button route.
 
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Is that how you think of all of us ????
 
DessoThumbs said:
Make sure it's got washer fluid in it.

:)
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this could be an option. i don't know about yours but both of my cars have a fluid level switch inside the reservoir and if its too low the pump wont come on.

might want to check and see if the switch(if you have one) is there and working. They can be tested with a simple multimeter.
 
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