Ok. I filled the ice dispenser with water and it made ice. Manually. but i need to fix the water supply line inside the freezer. it is not feeding the water inside the freezer itself...but is making ice, and feeding water through the line, and calling for water...it must be blocked at the top or something? what should i do next?

Ok. Just to be sure cause i'm a total novice at this. there is a clear water line that goes up the back of frig/freeze that goes in a little rubber white piece in the back of the freezer. Your saying to pull the clear tube that goes up the back of the fridge out of the little white rubber thing? right? and wait and see if it has a slow drip? How long we talking here? i had it disconnected for about an hour this morning and didn't notice any leak? Do i take it apart alittle more than just pulling the clear water line down out of the rubber thingy? the problem is clearly in that rubber thing or inside the freezer, cause it makes ice if i pore it in manually, and it calls for water if i switch the wires, and it pushes water up the clear water line.
can i pull it apart? should i?

let me know..i'm waiting on your response buddy.

I don't think that the problem is down there is it? There is no block because the valve pushes water through the tube all the way up when i disconnected the tube at the top, water would cycle and push water out the top. But when its connected...water doesnt go into the freezer?

Or do you mean a leak at the bottom would push water all the way up the top and then that little bit of water would freeze and cause a problem. this is hooked up to a reverse osmosis machine so there isn't a great amount of pressure...however it was working it just stopped out of nowhere.

I tested the valve and it pushes water up the line to the freeze, but the water just doesn't come out on the inside on the freezer into the ice tray. So there is no blockage in the fill tube. The water flows fine right up into where it goes into the back of the freezer.

Yes, it can eventually block the entire part of the tube which is in the freezer.
The fill tube is a short piece of pipe which is not attached to the water line. You can remove it by twisting and pulling it with the ice maker out of the way. If fits in a hole behind the ice maker.

Yes, it's much easier to get out from behind the ice maker.
Look for two screws on the freezer wall the ice maker is mounted on near the top of the ice maker. Just loosen them. Look for another screw near the bottom middle to the ice maker and loosed it. Now you should be able to lift the ice maker off the bracket and unplug the wiring harness and then twist and pull the fill tube out. You may be able to see if it has ice in it without taking it out.