Put in this cheap easy fix for window washer reservoir

Got tired of fixing cracks on the stock washer reservoir, so I removed it and put in this one I picked on Amazon

$34 ACI 99300 Windshield Washer Pump

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00495UQT2/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Very simple to install: An L bracket to mount it against fender, splice 2 wires (needed to add about 2' of wiring) hook up hoses, I used existing ones after flushing and blowing them out. You could put it where the original reservoir was with some minor changes, but I found the way I did it easier. It fits and works perfect, total cost...$20.75

 

Awesome, i need to put one in my 04 and my 72. Thanks!

 

Do you have any finished install pics?

 

Why can I see this same pic in the thumbnail view in the index but not in the thread?

 

I don't what's going on in regards to you not seeing the pics, it comes up fine for me, these are all the photo I have and they are just different views of the same thing hope I'm doing this right








This is where the original tank was, the new one would fit with an added bracket or two.






























































































































































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I can see the pics now.

btw - clean engine. I'm jealous

 

That's a good cheap fix. My resevoir is cracked at the top and really brittle. Problem is I can mount this kit like you did, I have something else mounting in that spot.

 

ABS

 

I'm pretty sure it will fit where old one went, just a different mounting needed, and 1 less splice.

 

on mine because of the SAS I found out that a washer reservoir out of a jeep Cherokee fits right up by the firewall almost perfectly right in line with the wires that go to the sock one and right by the feed line for the washers.

 

I did the something close to that. Just used a coolant recovery bottle and connected the pump to it.

 

I have ABS there, but that area is also where I mounted the ARB compressor for my front locker. It's kinda crowded.

 

I used a washer bottle from a Kia Sportage, Denso motor transfers right over and it was about $6.

 

here is mine out of my old Cherokee. grabbed it out before I scrapped the old rig it even has 2 pumps one it so I could do something with that.

 

Nice! Took mine out the other day because I noticed a few small cracks. Wrapped the neck with an adhesive drywall tape and coated it with resin to make a cast.