Yes. Before you state the obvious, it's cold and probably frozen.

However, strange thing is (as I think I've neat screenwash to stop it freezing if possible) when I put the front screen washers on I get a jet of water to the front screen.If I put the rear screen washer on, I still get the jets to the front screen. I get nother to the rear, nor do i get anything to the front lights. is this just a symptom of the fact the water has to go somewhere and so the line to the rear is probably just frozen up? '09 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto
19" shadow chrome wheels
Lago Grey

Previously, '00 Freelander TD4 GS Manual

I've had the exact same thing. Just leave the car to warm up properly and give it time for all the nozzles to defrost and it will be fine, might need a few squirts of the screen wash to get the front / rear working properly but it will be fine.

You have one pump for all and non return valves (one way only) controlling front and back, if the ball in the valve is stuck due to the cold it could flow where it was not meant too. Should be OK when thawed.

dont worry,should work by boxing day as thaw hopefully on its way mine havent worked for the last 6 days,even with traveling to worcester on weekend,minus 15 sunday night ,i was traveling north on m5 and loads of cars pulling over to clear they screen,as salt/slush soon impair vision,TOP TIP,CARRY A BOTTLE OF WATER WITH A LITTLE SCREEN WASH IN IT,WHEN YOU STOP ,WINDOW DOWN ,ARM OUT AND POUR OVER SCREEN. MAKE SURE THAT THE YOUNG UNS KNOW NOT TO DRINK THIS MIND,SO JUST WATER WOULD BE A SAFE BET IF U GOT CHILDREN.WORKS A TREAT.COULD SAVE U HAVING A BUMP !I two have added a strong concentration of screen wash,but not a match in theses temp. Current: Freelander 2 GS, Orkney Grey, Factory fit privacy glass, design pack and Clearview pack. Almond Leather ,rear spoiler,rear mudflaps.my13.

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