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We just got a second hand 1993 Toyota Corolla Seca CSI Limited. There was some problems with the electricals & we got those fixed.

Now the rear wiper wont spray & the pump has already been replaced.

Can anybody help us as to what to do?
CHA54 Grand Master

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replace the rear washer diverter valve, usually mounted to the drivers side strut tower area.

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Azazel Community Regular

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replace the rear washer diverter valve, usually mounted to the drivers side strut tower area.

And the award for best diagnosis with the least amount of information goes to...

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And the award for best diagnosis with the least amount of information goes to...

hey mate, can you stop being a smart alec? post something that helps or dont post anything at all.


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And the award for best diagnosis with the least amount of information provided by the OP goes to...

hey mate, can you stop being a smart alec? post something that helps or dont post anything at all.

At the expense of supporting him, I read it as if he included the part in red above. That said, now that I have mentioned that, he could easily be like "that's what I meant :ph34r: ". Just saying. People sometimes flare up over their own misunderstanding I have noticed.

On topic, dazmaz7: does the front washer work fine. If so, then what CHA54 is suggesting is a good point to start.

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And the award for best diagnosis with the least amount of information goes to...

hey mate, can you stop being a smart alec? post something that helps or dont post anything at all.

Dude, I was saying CHA54 made an awesome assessment!

Think the worst.

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holy shit hahhaha my apoligizes

Haha, It's all good! Tone doesn't come across very well on the internets.

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The diverter valve is one of the most common faults on corolla's of that era, you usually have to buy a new one as it's impossible to find a good condition second hand valve.

I know a couple of people who have replaced the valve in the bottle with a JDM Levin washer motor that has the diverter built-in. That required modding the loom to suit the new motor.

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