Hi everyone . My wiper fluid hose got chewed through by rats or got sliced somehow. Does anyone know what the easiest way to get to those hoses? I know they run over the passenger side fender well but don't know what to disassemble first to get to it. Any help/ pictures would be greatly appreciated
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Windshield wiper fluid hose replacement help
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What year Telluride do you have? I have a 2024 and I have two lines. They both route from the bottom of the fluid container and are routed in between the passenger side strut tower and the right front wheel fender. One terminates into the plastic piece underneath the wipers and it looks like the other routes to the back wiper. Looking at mine, you might be able to access them by removing the left front wheel well liner.
I have a 2020 and it seems to be ran the same way. When I use the sprayer it just shoots straight down behind the passenger front wheel
I was looking closer after I replied and also noted that there is a flat plastic cover on top that looks removable. You might try that first.
I went and looked again. On mine there is a plastic filler cover on top between the fender and the strut tower that is a couple of inches wide. If you have one of those, you might try removing it and seeing if you can access it from the top. That would be a whole lot easier than removing the wheel and wheel well liner.
I went and looked again. On mine there is a plastic filler cover on top between the fender and the strut tower that is a couple of inches wide. If you have one of those, you might try removing it and seeing if you can access it from the top. That would be a whole lot easier than removing the wheel and wheel well liner.
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