Help washer pump install in glass tub
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Help washer pump install in glass tub
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Do I hook power to the aftermarket button (which only has two screws) then to the pump?
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I am going to assume you are using the stock CJ washer reservoir and pump. 12V gos to one on the screws on the switch. Doesn't matter which one. The other screw wire goes to the positive on the pump. The black wire on the pump (hopefully it is still there) goes to ground. When you push the button, you complete the circuit ans washer fluid will squirt, hopefully where you want it.
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Well I moved te squirters all around and finally drilled the holes and would you believe that it sprayed below the windshield on the frame. Now I have some double sided weatherstripping pointing the sparyers up. Does anyone have any ideas on what I should really use to prop the aftermarket sprayers up with?Ugh
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The squirters didn't come with a little adjusting tool? You should be able to change the adjust the angle of the squirter by moving the little ball that the water comes out of.
What squirters did you buy (link)?
What squirters did you buy (link)?
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I ordered this one.http://www.amazon.com/Dorman-47137-W.../dp/B000COCTXA
Yes it did come w a tool however I tried to turn it left or right. I used a lot of force and nothing happpened. So I stopped before I broke them. what was I doing wrong. Sorry rookie here
Yes it did come w a tool however I tried to turn it left or right. I used a lot of force and nothing happpened. So I stopped before I broke them. what was I doing wrong. Sorry rookie here
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You should be able to move the metal part of the squirter up or down (circled in red) by using the little tang on the tool I circled in orange.
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Thank you I will try that when I get home from base tonight
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Thank you for the advice. It was right on the mark. I moved them and when I get some more time I will hook and mount the reservoir... I still don't have the dash in either.
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