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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've a 2000 C4, when I spray the windscreen washers no water comes through the jets and it all pours into the drivers side wheel well. i had the same issue fixed about 6 months after I bought the car under warranty. It looks to me like one of the rubber hoses has come off the pump. Does anyone know where the access point is for the pump, do you go down from above at the filler cap or in from the side in the wheel well. I couldn't see tonight as its dark but I'll hopefully get in about it at the weekend. regards Cammy

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The tank is under the left fender. You remove the black plastic wheel well liner to get to it. Need a better clamp for the hose - a common problem. Jeff

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thanks, i'll sort it at the weekend...

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