dual pump port washer fluid bottle

Anyone know if there's a drop-in dual pump bottle option from a 4runner or tundra or whatever other vehicle for a 3rd gen?
Looking to simply add a squirter for cleaning the front and rear cameras (rear gets dirty super quick with where I have it mounted in a low pressure zone on the back of my camper)

dual pump bottle will be the easiest solution. otherwise i'll have to find space for a second bottle

also open to suggestions on single nozzle sprayers (i havent started doing any research yet)

thanks!

pics of locations for reference.

 

My personal favorite, but not quite drop in. The 2008+ Land Cruiser 200 Series washer bottle. It mounts up in the driver's side wheel well between the fender and engine compartment. Part# 85355-60180 includes front pump, rear pump, level sensor, some hose, and a partial wire harness. The filling port/neck is 85301-60060. There's also a port for the headlight washer pump, that pump is not included. Plug the port, add headlight washers, or use the pump for? It's a much higher volume pump as compared to the windscreen pumps.

The tank, pumps and all, can be had for less than $90 through USA dealers... then Toyota bangs ya $50 for the fill neck... lol! Still not bad all together, IMO.

It does fit up in the Tacoma fender.... but I have not mounted the fill port yet. It still needs sorting as it punches through into the engine compartment by the battery. Mounting brackets will be custom.

 

good info, thanks!

but if I'm adding a whole nother tank i think i'll end up just finding or making a pretty small one for a single pump. extending the harness and stock hose just to meet up with this LC one seems like effort that could be avoided.

 

I bet you could make something with a inline pump and a barbed fitting on the stock tank.

Put barbed fitting into the side of the tank, hook up inline pump to that and then run the lines to your cameras. Alternately, I bet you could just put a t-fitting into the stock tube, put a inline pump there and run that to your cameras.

 

Here was someone else's attempt:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-backup-cam-washer-nozzle.756560/

 

I have tried rainX which doesn't seem to work well enough probably due to lack of enough airflow on the rear. the front gets straight up mud sometimes in which case i think blasting it with fluid may be the only solution.

whoa, I never considered there would be such a thing as an inline pump. quick google shows they are fairly common. good tip!

 

Universal washer pump is available at any NAPA store for under $20, add a barbed bulkhead fitting to the existing tank.

Like these:
https://www.mcmaster.com/bulkhead-fittings/material~plastic/connection-style~barbed/