make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the pump
won't even come on with that plug undone.
Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> > Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> > were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> > what is AFAIK?
>
> Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
> take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
> rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
> rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
> some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
> plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
> installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.
>
> Jerry S.
> 99 TJ
won't even come on with that plug undone.
Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> > Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> > were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> > what is AFAIK?
>
> Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
> take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
> rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
> rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
> some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
> plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
> installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.
>
> Jerry S.
> 99 TJ
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
priorityoneems wrote:
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
priorityoneems wrote:
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
priorityoneems wrote:
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
priorityoneems wrote:
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
> There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
In the
According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
wire should not go hot.
hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
--
DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
DougW wrote:
> priorityoneems wrote:
> > There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the
> > pump won't even come on with that plug undone.
>
> In the
> According to what I have on the 2003 TJ it's the ground for
> the pump motor. But it also shows the pump motor at the back.
>
> Pump motor powered by an 18GA Violet with Orange stripe
> and Grounded by an 18ga Black wire via a jumper in the
> hard top connector. (doesn't say which pins though)
>
> If you know which motor is for the rear spray, you could
> measure it with a volt meter, find the hot, then supply
> a temporary ground. That would prove how it's done.
> Then it's just a matter of measuring the connector at the
> back when someone pushes spray the wire should go hot.
>
> To make sure, disconnect the pump motor and try again. The
> wire should not go hot.
>
> hope that makes sense.. I'm drinking decaf.
>
> --
> DougW
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Re: make TJ rear washer pump work when top is off
priorityoneems wrote:
> Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
Ah.. an anti tailgater device. :)
Just get a replacement squirter for a ricer.
They generally have a drilled bb in them which
can be adjusted with a small pin.
--
DougW
> Got it! Thanks for help! I just need the nipple form a water gun now
Ah.. an anti tailgater device. :)
Just get a replacement squirter for a ricer.
They generally have a drilled bb in them which
can be adjusted with a small pin.
--
DougW
