Discomark10
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- C200 W203
Hi Guys,
I'm sure this has been asked before, but cannot find the answer for the life of me!
Ref - W203 2007 CDI C200
Around a month ago my washer's on the front windscreen stopped providing any water output.
The pumps working and I've had the pipe off the bottom, it appears to work fine.
I also tried blowing through the jets pipe from the bottom with an air compressor which didn't do a great deal if I'm honest, when blowing with my mouth I can feel that there is a fair amount of pipe before the "blockage" as you can build up some pressure in the pipe (I assume it's the jets themselves).
I did notice that each jet seems to have a cable coming off, are they controlled some how?
The jets look strange also, not a round nosel, but a strange flat module with 2 holes.
Could anyone shed any light on this? Are they blocked somewhere, if so how on earth do you get the grill off the bonnet?
Or is it likely to be something electrical? I tried to check for fuses for them, but read something about a SAM module.
Much appreciated!
Mark
I'm sure this has been asked before, but cannot find the answer for the life of me!
Ref - W203 2007 CDI C200
Around a month ago my washer's on the front windscreen stopped providing any water output.
The pumps working and I've had the pipe off the bottom, it appears to work fine.
I also tried blowing through the jets pipe from the bottom with an air compressor which didn't do a great deal if I'm honest, when blowing with my mouth I can feel that there is a fair amount of pipe before the "blockage" as you can build up some pressure in the pipe (I assume it's the jets themselves).
I did notice that each jet seems to have a cable coming off, are they controlled some how?
The jets look strange also, not a round nosel, but a strange flat module with 2 holes.
Could anyone shed any light on this? Are they blocked somewhere, if so how on earth do you get the grill off the bonnet?
Or is it likely to be something electrical? I tried to check for fuses for them, but read something about a SAM module.
Much appreciated!
Mark
