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Wesley T
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...well, and not from the sprayers? I just bought a 2005 Chrysler Sebring LXi Limited Coupe. I love it, and everything is perfect on it except for when I use the washer fluid, barely any sprays from the heads on the hood onto the windshield, but a ton of fluid ends up on the ground next to the car on the passenger side. It looks like the washer fluid is coming from inside the wheel well of the vehicle. How do I fix it? Could the line be cut or damaged or is it a problem with the pump? I'm pretty car savvy... is it something I could fix myself? If so, how? I just don't want to dismantle my 'new' car to find out I can't fix it myself.