On the 1992-1996 Camry wagon, the rear washer uses the front washer reservior. There is a long hose connecting the rear washer with the front reservior.
The washer fluid containter is in the cargo compartment; I believe on the right hand side. There is a little compartment that contains the washer fluid reservoir.
If it is like my '94, it is inside the passenger side front fender. The inner fender has to be at least partially removed to get it out. Mine had been previously damaged, presumably from an accident, there was a large section of the bottom busted out. The windshield washer pump is in the tank.
Open the rear liftgate on a Mercury Sable wagon and you will see the rear window washer fluid reservoir fill plug near the bottom of the passenger side tail light
there is no rear wiper fluid reservoir
This doesn't totally answer your question , but on a 1997 Ford Taurus wagon you refill the liftgate washer fluid reservoir by opening the liftgate and you will see a rubber plug below the passenger side taillight . So the reservoir for the rear windshield must be behind the interior trim in the cargo area
the rear pump will be higher on the resevoir than the front pump, I dont recall the last time I took out a res on a camry.. if I had to guess I'd say through the inner fender
No, the front and rear washers are fed from the same reservoir. There are two pumps on the reservoir tank. The higher one is for the back window, which works like a warning of low fluid level- if the rear washer doesn't work, it means your fluid level is low and needs to be topped up.
There is only 1 reservoir with 2 pumps used for front & rear and contain about 1 gallon of fluid...
On a 1995 Ford Escort : The brake fluid reservoir is also the clutch fluid reservoir
Brake fluid
right side compartment at end
AnswerPage 150 in the 1999 Taurus Owners Manual says this: Checking and adding washer fluid for the liftgate (if equipped)The opening for the reservoir is located on the passenger side under the tail lamp.Refill this reservoir with the same fluid you use for your windshield.There's even a illustration.See "Related Questions" below for more