Washer pump fuse location, '17 malibu

[Marex28]

The washer pump suddenly stopped working and this is particularly annoying because I just got out of gasket issue not too long ago, the wipers are fine, but I'm trying to confirm if it's a fuse before chasing anything else. I've checked in the engine bay and rear fuse panels, but I can't seem to find a label that clearly points to the washer pump
Any help would be really appreciated

 

[malibruh_22]

That's super frustrating to have another issue pop up so soon! Sometimes, the washer pump shares a fuse with the wipers themselves, or with other accessories. Have you checked for a fuse labeled "wiper," "wash/wiper" or even something like "front/rear wiper" or "meter?" If you have your owner's manual, that would be the best place to find the specific fuse diagram.

 

[Dimples1]

Sometimes these little things remind me how much we rely on the tiny parts we barely notice, like how a single fuse or hose can cause a big headache. Makes me appreciate how complex even simple car systems really are

 

[vn_stvns16]

The washer pump suddenly stopped working and this is particularly annoying because I just got out of gasket issue not too long ago, the wipers are fine, but I'm trying to confirm if it's a fuse before chasing anything else. I've checked in the engine bay and rear fuse panels, but I can't seem to find a label that clearly points to the washer pump
Any help would be really appreciated

I recently got a 2017 Malibu LS from my dad so I'm not sure if all our setups are the same but try looking for it in the main fuse box under the hood, driver's side. And what @malibruh_22 said, mine was labeled "Wiper."

 

[thomas.burke]

@vn_stvns16 is right. On some '17 Malibus the washer pump runs off the same "Wiper" fuse in the under-hood box, so check that first before chasing wiring, OP. Best of luck.