ok guys, i'll post this here if a mod could move it, my washers wern't working so i went to investicate, turns out there was a LOAD of gunk/crap in the mesh of the motor, so i decided to take some pics while cleaning it out and do a lil walkthrough for people!

first off, prop the car up, using which ever method you prefere, i just used some bricks, worked a treat,

so now what i did was remove to screws from the bottom part of the mud gaurd, this loosened it enough to pull like in the pic,



now if you look up behind the guard you will see the washer reserve, the motors are the to black circles as seen in pic below, the one nearest the drivers seat is for the back, so whichever you need to clean with a screwdriver, prop the motor out, comes off altogether, will only b hanginig on by the plug into it on the top, which you remove, and also the water feed pipe, if you have trouble removing this heat with boiling water.. and also be warned that whether is in the reserve will flow out and get you WET!!



this is the motor here, the big tube on the side is where all the gunk in the mesh will be, scrape out as much as you can, then using boiling water to allow you to get the rest if its not shifting, the water should run clear from the big one to the small tube on the side!! once clean repeat the process in reverse to put back and admire your hard work and splashing water!!!

one tip is to hold the indicator for a good long time after taking this all apart to allow the water to travel back up to the washers.

it is also possible to gain access to this via removing the drivers side indicator, although you are some what flying blind, you have less chance of A, getting very wet when the washer bottle empties it's contents on the same place you're lying and B, realising the plastic guards never go back to the right place once taken off.

It's a bit easier on a Gen3. Instead of being under the car and risking a soaking, just remove the drivers side headlight and you get easy access to the motor.







Pull it off the washer bottle, which will proceed to empty it's guts all over the road. Disconnect the two pipes and the electrical connector. And inside the part which goes into the washer bottle will be a lot of gunk. Clear this out until you see some nice shiny mesh. Reconnect the hoses/electrical connector, push the motor back onto the side of the bottle. Fill up the screenwash and enjoy.