Are you having a problem when cleaning your Audi windshield because of a damaged Audi washer pump? Why not consider a replacement? Your decision to continue using your damaged Audi washer pump is not practical. It doesn't promote easy and convenient way of cleaning your windshield. When the water doesn't flow freely, then there must be a trouble with the hose connection or dirt in the spray nozzle, or it's really the washer pump that is faulty. There are actually a number of components that make up the windshield wiper system. One of which is the electric motor which is located under the cowl panel. This component provides the power of the system. The motor begins to move the linkage system back and forth as the wiper switch is moved on. Such motion is transferred to a set of wiper arms on the outside of the windshield. Another component of the windshield wiper system is the wiper blades. These blades are attached to the arms and move back and forth across the windshield. You can turn the wiper switch to activate the washer system when the time comes that the windshield needs washing. Components such as the reservoir, water pump, hose and washer nozzle make up the washer system. The windshield washer fluid is stored in the reservoir. The reservoir uses the washer pump to pump the cleaning fluid out through a hose to the washer nozzle which is located under the windshield and directs a spray on the windshield. The wipers are automatically activated when the washer is energized. The wiper blades then move the fluid across the windshield for cleaning. You should always remember that the life of the washer system components will not survive for the life of the vehicle. For obvious reasons, you would have to replace the reservoir or the washer pump. Replacing them is easy though. Now that you have reached us, you can simply get Audi washer pump and other replacement parts you need.