windshield wiper reservior
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windshield wiper reservior
When i fixed a problem (windshield wiper line) i found another... when i poured in the fluid, it started to leak out the bottom. I was thinking it would be the reservior that cracked. Is there a way to take this out? i will update wit pics once i can take this thing out. thanks
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I was looking at mine today while I changed the oil, looks like if I took my bumper off it would work.
Here's an old pic of mine, and while it's not the same model as yours, still might help. You can see the bottle easily in the bottom right with the bumper off:
Here's an old pic of mine, and while it's not the same model as yours, still might help. You can see the bottle easily in the bottom right with the bumper off:
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is it easy to take off the bumper because i need to fix my bunmper anyways?
my bumper is sagging, so thr is a 1inch gap between the grill and bumper, plus my grill is sagging also...
my bumper is sagging, so thr is a 1inch gap between the grill and bumper, plus my grill is sagging also...
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I'm sure your '90 is somewhat similiar to mine. On mine it's 2 screws, 2 bolts and a handful of plastick clips, the bumper is free to gently tug it off the car. I ususally put something down on the ground like you can see in that pic so the bumper doesn't get scratched, etc.
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alright, thx a lot
i tihnk wat was also happening was since i replaced my windhield fluid line also, when i closed the hood it pinches the line and does not any fluid flow through like a hose.
taking out the resonator is a biatch...
i tihnk wat was also happening was since i replaced my windhield fluid line also, when i closed the hood it pinches the line and does not any fluid flow through like a hose.
taking out the resonator is a biatch...