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I have noticed my tank is empties rather quickly. When refilling it, I saw a slow leak coming from the seal between the tank and what appears to be the headlight washer motor. I gently pulled on the small, cylindrical motor and the thing just lifted right off, exposing the opening in the tank.
Is this normal? There's a rubber washer there that, I assume, is supposed to make a watertight seal, but the whole assembly is not fastened to the tank in any way. It's just gently resting there, putting no pressure on the rubber gasket to make a good seal. Am I missing something? |
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Yes you need a seal between pump & tank put a new seal will stop the fluid leak.
part number 123-997-36-81 Remember you can get it through the partshop. ------------------ MB STARS Master Guild Technician,12 years MB tech 5 years independent shop owner [This message has been edited by MB STARS (edited 08-02-1999).] [This message has been edited by Benzmac (edited 08-02-1999).] |
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