windshield fluid pump
01-22-2015, 10:08 PM
#2
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Disconnect electrical connection, disconnect hose, pull pump out, put new pump in ,reconnect hose and electrical connection. Took me about 1 minute. I also ran a bead of RTV around the grommet for good measure.
01-22-2015, 11:18 PM
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Welcome to the site 
It not a hard job at all. There is only one pump for both the front and the rear so there are two hoses that hooks to the pump.
The pump its self just snaps on to the washer bottle.
It not a hard job at all. There is only one pump for both the front and the rear so there are two hoses that hooks to the pump.
The pump its self just snaps on to the washer bottle.
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01-23-2015, 02:59 PM
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New ones run around $36 on eBay. There is somebody selling them for $19.99 right now 1/23/15.
I think the part number is already in the part number thread, but if not it is : 10355743. It seems to be HHR specific.
I think the part number is already in the part number thread, but if not it is : 10355743. It seems to be HHR specific.
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