So today I jacked up the passenger side of the car and opened the plastic cover beneath/behind the bumper. It's only 2 clips. I discovered some rodent chewed through the rubber hose leading from the pump motor to the rear window. I tied it off to stop the leak until I can properly fix it. Not a big deal since I never use the rear washer (this car and previous cars). I'm going to look for a narrow coupler to connect the chewed hose ends. Something like this...

 

Is the fluid motor loose?

That would be my guess.

Anyway to turn off the "Low Washer Fluid" message before I fix it? It maybe a few weeks before I go to the dealer.

I'm sure there is but it's probably more trouble than it's worth since the sensor will be near the bottom of the tank.

 

You can do that in a few ways, put a gardening hose, and keep filling it up to let the water run out to check the leak

It can be a crack on the tank too

 

You going to be 2 visits.. first visit for inspect and order replacement part(s) as needed..

2nd visit for actual repair..

As it is warranty concern, just make arrangements to drop car, dealer can overnight order parts, and complete next day,, and you come get car.

 

Most auto parts houses will have various nipples that will easily work for this repair.

and get a rat trap.

 

I also have the same problem today in my 2013 Hyundai Elantra LT. Called the delearship here in Brampton they gave me an appointment next Thursday to inspect it. How much is the cost/price am I looking at? Any idea??