Greetings! I have a 2005 F-250 6.0 Powerstroke. I have been searching online and haven't been able to find out my answer.


My washer fluid pump is not working, it was a few weeks ago but now it is broken. The Owner's Manual only has the listing fuse 33 for "cluster, 4x4, wipers". It looks like some of the older models have an actual fuse for the "washer fluid pump". I checked fuse 33 under the dash and it is ok. What fuse controls the washer fluid pump?


The pump does not make noise when activated, so I'm starting at the fuse but I don't know what the hell is going on.


Can somebody please help?

 

The guy that posted the thread below shows a picture identifying the fuses, but I don't see one for the fluid pump. May be on the wiper fuse?

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1193118-fuse-location-2006-model-year.html

 

I'm saving that link! Thanks!


I checked fuse 33 under the dash and it is good. I also just took a peek at 01-30A Wipers under the hood and it looks fine, it doesn't look burnt up or anything. This is why I'm confused?

 

Have you actually checked to see if you have power to the pump or not?

 

I haven't yet. Don't I need to pull out the washer fluid reservoir to do that?

 

I have no idea what happened but the pump works now. I didn't do anything to the truck and it works on a cold snowy morning.

I did rustle around under the dash last night to find the factory set code for my truck so maybe it is just a wiring issue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good deal!

It always feels good to be able to find the cause and remedy it!

 

So was the clog inside your pump so you did need a new pump afterall? Or was clog elsewhere and you could have cleared clog and not needed a new pump?
My pump does not make any noise either when I activate it, so just a clogged line could prevent pump making any noise?