Windscreen washer pumps deliver the working fluid from the tank to the nozzles that spray it onto the windscreen. There's no exact service life for these components.
What you should know about replacing windscreen washer pumps
- If this car part fails, the washer fluid supply from the tank stops or becomes intermittent.
- If you have experience in vehicle repair, you can easily install a new component yourself. You will need a ratchet, a set of screwdrivers, and spanners. Depending on the design of your vehicle, it is often necessary to remove the battery and other components that block access to the component.
- Before you start, disconnect the negative terminal from the battery, dismantle the expansion tank and drain the fluid. After you finish, adjust the nozzles. Most vehicles have special screws for this purpose.
- In our online shop you will be able to order windscreen washer pumps, and, if necessary, all other components of the unit to have them replaced simultaneously.
- In the winter, use only the washing fluid that does not freeze even at -20 °C. This will prolong the service life of the system components.
