If it can go wrong, it seems like it does.... Washer fluid is not pumping. The other day I am almost sure I heard the pump running but no fluid came out. Yesterday I filled the reservoir and now I don't even hear the pump. It's been very cold so I thought maybe the fluid had frozen? I can't find the fuse listed for the washer fluid pump and was going to check that first. Where is the pump even located? 2006 F350

 

Pump is located at bottom of reservoir.

I have an extra pump I pulled from a cracked reservoir I replaced. PM me if you want and and it's yours if you cover shipping.

 

Appreciate it. I'd like to try and find the fuse first and see if that just blew. Anybody know which fuse it is? It's not listed on the schematic in the manual.

 

Do your wipers work? Fuse #1 under the hood is for wipers. I'm not sure what other circuit it could be under. Might have to check a schematic.

 

The reservoir is fairly easy to remove. I did it the first winter I owned my truck and forget how now (3 years ago) because the fluid froze. I'd try that first - remove & thaw. Park truck inside one night (if you can) to get the fluid in the lines to thaw.

 

Windshield pump worked fine. But 1/2 hr later on hwy uphill NO power 25# boost engine missing I was doing 20 mph with 1/2 throttle. Finaly soothed out and made good power.I am assuming fuel gelled . I love the heated mirrors.Windshield Washers work excellent. Ford wipers are the best. -28 @9,00 pm 12-13-2016.Joe Riche B.C.

 

It started working. Must have been frozen. Put -25 fluid in but I might need -40 here soon.