Hi my front washers are working but my back one is not. I have checked the boot and it is not wet at all so is there any other stuff i can check to see if the hose has popped off any where else..........thanks in advance Danny 
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sometimes on mine when washer fluid is low the rear washer doesnt work.....the front ones usually only then last for a few more sprays untill its empty....have u topped up the fluid?
Hi my front washers are working but my back one is not. I have checked the boot and it is not wet at all so is there any other stuff i can check to see if the hose has popped off any where else..........thanks in advance Danny
I had this last winter - it took the rear pipe much longer to de-frost than the front.
I ended up running a much stronger mix of screenwash to stop it happening again.
I had that last year. I used a jubilee clip to secure it as it's a pain to get to.
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Hi, you guyz no doubt know of the connections already, but there's 3 of them..
1 below the airbox (which as mentioned can be re-attached with a jubilee clip), there's 1 behind the o/s/r seatbelt (parcel shelf support needs moved (removed) for access, and the most commonly known weak point is at the motor (remove tailgate trim) 5 screws to remove..
my rearmost ones been a pain (lately) so for the winter i've removed the trim panel!!, we're not alone though, polo's and fabia's have the same grief..
Hi, you guyz no doubt know of the connections already, but there's 3 of them..
1 below the airbox (which as mentioned can be re-attached with a jubilee clip), there's 1 behind the o/s/r seatbelt (parcel shelf support needs moved (removed) for access, and the most commonly known weak point is at the motor (remove tailgate trim) 5 screws to remove..
my rearmost ones been a pain (lately) so for the winter i've removed the trim panel!!, we're not alone though, polo's and fabia's have the same grief..
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