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Old 05-01-15, 10:25 AM
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Windshield washer tank plug?

I dont have my original washer tank anymore so I need to use an universal one. I´ve searched the forum and looked in the manual but dont get any wiser.

So, does anyone know which plug it is that I would use to connect my new tank to?
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Near driver side headlight. Filler neck would have been underhood, near battery. Most of the reservoir (including plug) would be accessible in front of wheel, behind wheelwell liner.

edit: some cars had it on opposite side. If I find a decent pic, will post.
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I have alot of unused plugs on left hand side. Im suspecting its the black one with 4 pins? Cant really get a good signal from it though...
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See my sig below, or search for the wiring diagram online. Use it to check plug type, pin qty. and wiring colors.

http://www.rotaryheads.com/PDF/2nd_g...ng_diagram.pdf

50-44 (section 50, page 44)
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The plug should be square and contain 4 wires which are Blue, Blue/Orange, Black and a Green wire.
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Washer motor works now thanks to you guys! I used the Blue and Blue/Orange wire to make it work.

Thanks again.
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The other two wires tell the idiot lights when the tank is low on fluid. Thus there are probably two plugs for the tank.
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Thats what I suspected, wont use it for my aftermarket tank though.

Thanks
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