Last summer, I think I filled it with 100% water. I never used it, so by winter, I think the water froze, and I wasn't getting any fluid to the nozzles. I refilled with antifreeze washer and it started working. But, I noticed it went low very fast, within a week, so I think the reservoir cracked.

Is it a big job to replace the washer fluid reservoir? I assume there is only one that feeds front and rear?

 

Thanks for your post.

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Whoops, my bad.
I got me a 1998 Cherokee 4.0 automatic.

 

That's late model stuff for me. I'm sure someone will chime in who has more experience than I do.