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Headlight fluid pump connection leak question
![]() sorry i wrote H20 and i meant fluid (can not edit) 2001 3.0i production date 9/00 Seems to be org. pump works perfect. I noticed a week ago that my headlight pump connection piece was leaking washer fluid (part number 668360181, in picture white color, in between hose and headlight pump) and i thought it was coming from were you squeeze the black part down to clap it to the pump. Today i put on the new connection piece and i noticed it was still leaking (w/in mins and tested for about 2 hours w/ paper towel) around the end of the connection piece on the pump side and not making a good seal around the pump. Now i wonder if the pump side is just worn down (were the white connection piece mounts to) which is not making a good seal and i need to buy a new pump to stop this leak. I looked up the headlight pump and BMW stop the production of that pump (part number 67128377613) and replaced it with this ES#184159 (got this number by google'n the old part number) and was wondering if the new pump style seals better... Has anyone had this issue? It is leaking a good amount over night...i put a white paper towel under the area... Another question: In the service manual it states to use a anti-friction agent to the base of the pump when replacing it. What is a good anti-friction product.
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2001 X5 3.0i "Dodi" 1993 Range Rover County LWB (71,600 miles) "Bertha" 1991 Range Rover parting out Last edited by daway; 01-12-2009 at 09:43 AM. |
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