An easier check is at the pump itself.
Pull the rear tube off and check for flow.
I had one where the front port was plugged.
It was one I got from an auto salvage yard. ( I tried going cheap )

 

I may try that tomorrow or over the weekend. There is absolutely nothing wrong with going to the salvage yard! 💰

 

It’s been a ritual to go to the yard and pickup parts you need! I just stay away from used steering and brake parts.

 

It's back to me being OCD. I have to make sure that I have all my little trim pieces. Even the little inside cover on the gate door...

 

Don- I only use Sub-zero washer fluid, in spite of both our cars being parked inside. It just makes sense to be safe & not sorry.

 

I miss going to them, but not any close around here anymore..

 

I plan on going back to the junkyard tomorrow after my chiropractor appointment. It's been 4 weeks now since the wreck and my back still likes to spasm.😞

 

It’s gonna be 50 years this July 7th, since my last wreck , still get back spasms every now any then.

 

That must have been a heck of an accident to remember the exact day. I will remember this one as it was Super Sunday and the Chiefs lost.

 

I missed my best friends wedding, I was on my way home from a hair cut and I picked up the tuxes. I was stopped to turn left, was stuck from behind, off centre to the right rear by an intoxicated lady, her estimated speed was 70 mph, my car was spun around twice and stopped just a few feet from the fire hall front door, they found me in the back seat , the driver’s seat was folded flat. I was driving my 1966 Mercury Meteor S33. She was driving a 1969 Plymouth Belvedere 4 door sedan.



Mine was red with black vinyl roof