awood

I just had me windshield replaced, and had to take it to where the insurance company told me. Now my windshield washer doesn't work, but its possible (I guess) that it didn't work right before and I didn't notice it.

Is there something that the glass people could have done during a windshield replacement to stop the washer jets from working? I need to know where to take the car.

Also, are there any attenas on the windshield? There seems to be some metal mesh on the windshield behind the rearview mirror. Is that just decorative or is that an antena for something?

Ron A

Can you hear the pump working when you activate the windshield washer? If you can, then the glass company probably didn't hook up the hoses, because it looks like they had to remove the wipers and the entire black plastic housing in order to replace the windshield, and you should see water running down onto the ground. If you can't hear the pump working, then it is probably a fuse and not the fault of the glass company.

The black grid behind the mirror is only to protect you from the glare of direct sunlight, and is not an antenna or just for decoration.

subinf

The people who did my windshield forgot to hook the hose back up. Just see if a bunch of water pools up under the car after you run the jets for a few seconds.

bhelsdon

Same thing happend to me. The guy that installed my winshield forgot to hook the washer hose back up.

awood

Thanks guys. That was the problem. He also told me that the hose fell down into the fender, so I assume he had to disassemble the wheel well to get it out. It seems to be working again.

The new windshield is just about identical to the original, but it doesn't say "Honda" on it.

achenator

awood, I had the same problem, the guy said it just jumped out of his hand!

libert69

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i have the same problem after getting a new whindshield. does anyone know how to access this fluid line? what parts need to be removed in order to get it? i dont want to go back to the dealer for something like this if it takes just a few seconds

libert69

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ok found it..
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=170030

Terry Lennox

gatrhumpy

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The mesh on the back windshield is the defrost element.

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You'd get better answers by visiting the RDX forums...
https://acurazine.com/forums/acurazi...community-146/