If you have a portable air compressor for inflating your tires, use the raft adapter (long pointy adapter), and blow out the washer fluid lines. Leave the hoses attached to the nozzles when you do this so you can blow out the hoses and nozzles at the same time. I've done this several times over the years and successfully restored my washers to working order. Hope that helps! Jim
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