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How to Replace a Washer Pump

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Washer Pump
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Estimated Costs:

DIY Costs
Est. $33.12 parts only
Shop Costs
Est. $157.66 in parts and labor
Costs are based on averages for all vehicles.

Guide Steps

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1
 
Open the hood and locate the washer tank. edit step - submit photo
Washer fluid cap to the tank
2
 
Inspect the washer tank for signs of leaking. edit step - submit photo
Washer fluid tank
3
 
Check to make sure the tank has washer fluid edit step - submit photo
Washer fluid tank with washer fluid
4
 
Have an assistant activate the washer pump using the controls in the steering area, stand in front of your vehicle and listen for the motor to activate. edit step - submit photo
5
 
Remove any parts to gain access to the washer tank, such as battery, splash shields or air filter housing. edit step - submit photo
6
 
Remove the old washer tank. edit step - submit photo
Tank mounting bolt removed
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Remove the washer pump and gasket from the washer tank. edit step - submit photo
Washer motor in the bottom of tank
8
 
Install the new washer pump and reconnect the wiring. edit step - submit photo
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Re-install the washer tank. edit step - submit photo
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Re-install any parts that were removed to allow access to the washer tank. edit step - submit photo
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Fill the tank with a specially designed windshield washer fluid mixed with water. edit step - submit photo
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