wash fluid pump
12-17-06, 01:52 PM
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where is the windshield wash pump located? i think mine is busted cuz it dont spray none. can i use the generic canadian tire brand pump to replace it?
12-17-06, 01:54 PM
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As it shows in the Factory Service Manual, the pump is located on the fluid resevoir in the driver side front fender.
I don't think the generic pumps are a direct fit but of course you can make anything fit with a bit of fab work.
I don't think the generic pumps are a direct fit but of course you can make anything fit with a bit of fab work.
12-17-06, 04:07 PM
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AutoZone sells them for about eleven bucks. Cheap. And they work. The box has the number 5-768 on it and BOMBA PARA LIMPIEA-PARABRISAS (WINDSHIELD EASHER PUMP).
AAP CORP, SCHILLER PARK, IL I shoulda bought three. Cheapest part for a RX I've ever bought new.
AAP CORP, SCHILLER PARK, IL I shoulda bought three. Cheapest part for a RX I've ever bought new.
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Originally Posted by HAILERS
AutoZone sells them for about eleven bucks. Cheap. And they work. The box has the number 5-768 on it and BOMBA PARA LIMPIEA-PARABRISAS (WINDSHIELD EASHER PUMP).
AAP CORP, SCHILLER PARK, IL I shoulda bought three. Cheapest part for a RX I've ever bought new.
AAP CORP, SCHILLER PARK, IL I shoulda bought three. Cheapest part for a RX I've ever bought new.
damn.. I was gonna offer to sell mine
12-18-06, 01:18 AM
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I've had to replace mine twice now (wasn't happy when the replacement failed). A stated, it's right below the tank. Access it from below, you need to remove the brake duct to get at it.
The replacement was a direct fit using the old rubber seal thingy, and it's pretty cheap.
The replacement was a direct fit using the old rubber seal thingy, and it's pretty cheap.
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