Does anyone else have a washer pump like this?
I got a replacement but it doesn't match up. This is on my '70 Cutlass.
The one I got only has one plus (to the left in the pic) but mine has the wires on the right as well. Can I get a replacement anyplace?
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The one I got only has one plus (to the left in the pic) but mine has the wires on the right as well. Can I get a replacement anyplace?
Olympus144.jpg
http://www.restorationservice.net/contact.htm Call this guy he totally restored my wiper motor and washer pump on my 65. Nice guy fast turn around.
As Joe says, perhaps you are confusing the wiper motor for the pump.
So, my first response would be, "Sounds like you've already got a replacement."
Photos of the replacement might help us to be sure.
As for not working, its connected to the tubing, but not to the wiring, and the replacement pump near the reservoir is pumping fluid through the original pump to the nozzles.
You could fix it if you wanted to (it's usually just bad valve diaphragms), but if what you've got works, there's really no need to.
- Eric
Hi Eric, hmmmm.. I can't tell if it works because I have no idea so far how to start it. The former owner placed a new switch for the wipers, but not for the washer and the **** I presumed to be the correct one does not have any effect on nothing.... I first will have to get closer in it...
If your car has been changed, then anything is possible.
- Eric
The 2 wire plug operates a coil that ingages the pump mechanism. The motor for wipers runs through the 3 wire plug. If the pump mechanism is still in there, (under the plastic cover held on by a c-clip), you can get a rebuild kit from fusick.
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