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Washer Fluid Tank Leaking for 2 Years
It leaks somewhere at the pump not the tank itself. Should I have it replaced or just top it off (cheaper solution) I top it off every month in winter and every 2 months in other season, so about 8 topoffs a year, thats about $20. Should it fix it?
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The pump is a common leak point on all BMW's. I would get a new washer pump and grommet (filter), and it would be a 5 minute or less DIY repair as it is VERY simple to replace.
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I had the same problem, dealership asked $250 for new resv tank, came home, start looking around, apparantly I had some thing stuck in one of the 2 motors, the motor to the rear was working hard but since the clog it kept pushing out of the small hose, all i did was took the motors out, cleaned, tighten it up anf voila, it is all set, still have the same washer fluid and I am $250 richer.
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Do we have any DIY with pictures on the forum?
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i pulled the small hose off the pump and put pipe thread compound on the pump outlet and put the hose back on...its perfect.
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All in all it is one of the easiest DIY jobs on the X5. |
Check to see if it is just the grommet. I have had to, and now have to again, replace a grommet, pump may be fine.
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mine was just elbow fitting
I had same problem. Bought the $35 washer pump and the fluid
leaked out again. Then just fooling around I saw that the elbow fitting was bad. Took it off and just cut tip of hose off, reconnected it and fixed! Anybody want to buy a new washer pump?? |
right now my windshield washer fluid is working fine for the windshield but my headlamp washer nothing coming out. rear is working fine too. what should I check?
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