Windscreen washer jets not working

@daviddawso44242 here are the basics about this complicated system. When the washer switch is pulled towards the driver, the SASM sends the washer request to the BCM over the LIN . The BCM activates the windshield wash relay (internal to the BCM ) and sends a message to the driver side windshield wiper motor. When the BCM activates the windshield wash relay, voltage is provided to the washer pump, directing washer fluid to the windshield. When the switch is released, the windshield wiper motor continues to activate the windshield wipers for 3 additional wipes and then turns the windshield wipers off.

The washer pump is controlled by the BCM . The front and rear washer system share the same washer reservoir and a bi-directional washer pump. The washer pump delivers washer fluid to the windshield when the BCM activates the windshield washer relay (internal to the BCM ), which provides voltage to the washer pump. Ground for the washer pump is provided through the rear washer relay (also internal to the BCM ). When activated, the washer pump delivers washer fluid to the windshield.

When the BCM energizes the rear washer relay, the rear washer relay provides voltage to the washer pump. Ground for the washer pump is provided through the windshield washer relay (internal to the BCM ). When activated, the pump delivers washer fluid to the rear window.

If you get water to the rear washer then you know your pump is okay. IF not then start by checking the fuse. After that you can either get your Kuga scanned (yes, your washer system is so complicated that it even has its own error codes :-) or you can check the washer pump and possibly replace it yourself. For that use the Ford Kuga Mk2 Wiper Washer System chapter from the SM. Now, if your pump works and you just do not get any water to the spray nozzles, check the water hoses and make sure that those are properly connected etc.