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spinedoc2304 06-05-2009 10:38 AM

Windshield washer fluid pump
 
I'm getting no fluid from the nozzles onto the windshield in my 1991 300E.
The tank is filled and the fuses are fine but I don't hear any noise or anything when from the pump when I try to use it.
Anyone know where the pump is located in the car? I did a thread search and found nothing.

Nick

Gilles Kay 06-05-2009 01:33 PM

I own a '92 300E. My car has two washer fluid pumps located on the front of the wiper reservoir. One pump is for the windshield nozzles and the other is for the headlight nozzles. Hope this helps. BTW, when I bought my car a few years ago, the headlight nozzle pump was bad. Easy replacement. Just be sure to replace the rubber grommet which seals the pump at the reservoir.

spinedoc2304 06-05-2009 02:47 PM

Thanks for the info

Cal Learner 06-05-2009 05:23 PM

Windshield washer pump
 
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Here's a photo. Mine doesn't have the headlamp washers, so there's only the one pump for the windshield. If you have headlamp washers, you'll have a second pump in the empty space on the right. BTW, the rubber grommet at the bottom of these pumps is VERY important. Before you spend money on the new pump, try just replacing the grommet. That may take care of the problem.

spinedoc2304 06-05-2009 06:23 PM

Thanks Cal
Would a missing or dried out rubber grommet not make it work at all?

Cal Learner 06-06-2009 04:58 AM

Right, a bad grommet would keep it from working at all. Years ago, I had the same problem. My indy threw in a new grommet, and it's been working ever since. Original pump still (21 yrs).

pifcat2 06-06-2009 05:07 AM

apply 12v to the pump to test or swap the lines with the headlight pump. Since you have water in the tank it's either the switch, pump, or clogged or kinked lines...


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