Battery Dies Cause of Windshield Wiper Fluid

The fluid pump itself can be pulled out of the plastic container .. Read the original post here again : That's where it gets confusing! "Every time I connect the windshield wiper **fluid container**, my battery dies... **The mini-pump is still connected to the cables** but my car only dies when its **plugged into the container** I truly believe there is another problem altogether - the windshield washer pump circuit is powered by the ignition switch! .. However I suppose it doesn't matter because as usual, there has been NO response to any of these suggestions... Good day.

Right, it is impossible for the WW pump to drain the battery unless there is some combination of bad main relay, WW pump, bad ignition switch, bad switch, bad wiring. In either case, there HAS to be more than one problem localized on this circuit from the battery, flowing through the WW fluid tank. What gets me, if the WW fluid reservoir is somehow leaking into the motor, causing a short, there would be a boat load of bad fuses as the water in the reservoir is ionized, and therefore can transmit electricity.... This car would likely burn to the ground if the battery cables don't go first. I also say this is bogus.

Thanks for the reply, it seems we get a lot of, lets just say > fictitious post lately .. I guess some people consider it fun to have others waste their time on them.. No matter, it is entertaining .. Every once and awhile we get a legitimate reason to continue though, that's why I do this, it's kinda rewarding for all parties concerned when we do get an appreciative reply stating the vehicle is back on the road thanks to advice they received from the RepairPal - Q&A.