Just had a problem with my 2014 i10 w/washers my new dealer sorted them under warranty that was a surprise!
In there wisdom Hyundai bury the pump under the right wheel arch so not great to get at.
The problem is that the filter in mounted on the pump inlet and gets clogged with washing up liquid/crystallised additive or any rubbish that finds it's way into the water bottle.
So if your pump runs but no water comes out of the jets just disconnect the washer hose as it enters the wiper panel under the bonnet if it does not squirt when operated it's the pump filter, if it squirts its the jets.
Great to know it can be done under warranty at 4+ years.
My next move is to place a mesh filter inside the filler neck!!
In there wisdom Hyundai bury the pump under the right wheel arch so not great to get at.
The problem is that the filter in mounted on the pump inlet and gets clogged with washing up liquid/crystallised additive or any rubbish that finds it's way into the water bottle.
So if your pump runs but no water comes out of the jets just disconnect the washer hose as it enters the wiper panel under the bonnet if it does not squirt when operated it's the pump filter, if it squirts its the jets.
Great to know it can be done under warranty at 4+ years.
My next move is to place a mesh filter inside the filler neck!!
