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Just wondering have you personally tried those $5 pumps? I'd be a bit wary of a generic pump with no brand name mentioned, and frankly the quality of a $5 pump. The factory part that i used is the Siemens/Continental pump that you can find on Amazon or Ebay for about $35 (often labeled VDO). It was the identical part that came out of the car. Having said that, since the OEM pumps that are in the car are such crap maybe the $5 pump couldn't be any worse?
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Thanks for the nice write up that you did. Manufacturer Part Number: 67 12 8 362 154, 67128362154 Interchange Part Number: 1K5955651 Other Part Number: 1J5955651 OE windshield washer pump by Meyle? High quality pump OEM Specs. Washer pump come with a one year warranty. Impart Inc. 1731 Veterans Memorial Hwy. Austell, Ga. 30168 770-948-8353 We Are A Real Business Since 1974 You Can Contact Us: M-F 8:30 am - 6:00 pm est. Sat 8:30 am - 2:00 pm est. All returns must be in the original unopened package. Any part that has been installed on a vehicle may not be returned unless you contact us first. All orders ship Monday 8:00am est.- Friday 3:00pm est. Most orders will ship the same day or the following morning.
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I received one of the pumps that I ordered today.
It is marketed under the brand name URO Parts. http://www.uroparts.com from A.P.A. Industires in Simi Valley, California. About APA Industries Looks just like the pump pictured on the eBay seller's link above. There's isn't any label or printing on the pump itself. I have just replaced the strainers, so I'll see if I even need the pumps. |
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As the OP of this thread, I need to revisit it...
Same subject, different problem, but still undiscovered.. Found a puddle of WW fluid under my X5 yesterday morning... Took to my friendly Indy buddy, (11 degree outside temp and no heated garage = No DIY)Replaced the pump that looked like it was leaking. Drove her home, and said good night Woke this AM and there is a BIGGER puddle under the X. Took it back to Indy (it was 4PM so we were a bit rushed), but the pump was not leaking. There seems to be a leak somewhere heading towards the headlight washer on the PASS Side, but darned if either of us could find it.. we found a tiny puddle on the frame rail. But that's about it... Any one got any ideas...?? ED in NJ Last edited by edco; 01-26-2013 at 01:12 AM. |
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Sounds like the hose is leaking. It all breaks down eventually. You need to trace that line. Did you try to spray the headlights while looking under?
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a gremlin... ed Thanks for the feedback. |
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Mine was doing the samething. I ended up finding out the headlight washer pump was not working and the two o rings in the strainer were missing. Still waiting for the new pump and strainer to arrive however in order to stop the wwf from emptying out every 3 days I took some silicone and put in in the strainer (tried to fill the place where the o rings go) and then put some on the pump. Inserted it and let it dry for 4 hours. No more problem with it leaking. BTW, I checked the headlight hoses by pulling the hose from the pump and taking my small air compressor and blowing some air through the hose to confirm the pumps and everything was fine.
Hope this helps.
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Strange indeed. Maybe some o-ring freezing up and leaking. Maybe some frozen water expanding something. I keep de-icer type of fluid in there during winter.
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I have an '02 X5 3.0 w/o headlight washers. My fluid is leaking and I cannot find where. I have replaced both pumps and both seals/filter grommets - and, it's still leaking! Whenever i look everything is dry. It does not appear to be the tank or hoses. Does anyone know what else it could be? Thanks!
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I ended up having to put some silicone under the strainer to keep it from leaking, despite replacing the strains and pumps.
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