What are the reasons for the leakage of the windshield washer fluid reservoir in the SX4?

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FinnLynn
08/31/25 6:50am
The main reasons for the leakage of the windshield washer fluid reservoir in the SX4: 1. Overfilling the washer fluid. If the reservoir cap is not properly closed, it may cause spillage during vehicle movement. 2. Aging of the rubber sleeve at the contact point between the washer pump and the reservoir or cracks in the washer pump hose leading to leakage. 3. Cracks or poor sealing in the reservoir material causing leaks. Solutions for the leakage of the SX4 windshield washer fluid reservoir: 1. Simply wipe away the spilled washer fluid. 2. Have it replaced or repaired by a professional. 3. Drain the fluid completely, dry it with heat, and seal the cracks inside the reservoir with adhesive.
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