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The Ford Escape Windshield Washer Pump will transfer cleaning fluid from the reservoir to the spray nozzles and allow the driver to clear dirt, bugs, or water. The Windshield Washer Pump electric motor pulls fluid through hoses running beneath the hood. Then, it pushes the fluid toward the jets that point at the glass, which wiper blades can sweep. The Windshield Washer Pump supplies pressurized liquid when activated through the dashboard which helps to maintain vision clear, whether it's raining or dirt have accumulated. The nozzle collaborates with a wiper motor, worm gear, blade, and insert. Its job, however, is fluid not mechanical wiping the Windshield Washer Pump sends fluid through a series of pipes to nozzles. If the pump is working, fluid follows the piping neatly to the nozzles. If it isn't, you get problems like it not reaching the windscreen or leaking along cracked lines. A defective Windshield Washer Pump may stop spraying or leak washer fluid. The pump that Ford designs for the Escape is a simple electric unit, and the reservoir is under the hood of the Escape. Ford secures the fluid lines in the engine compartment to reduce bends. The simple design of the pump across the Escape fleet makes for easy replacement and ensures the Escape has a clear forward view.