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can someone share the washer reservoir diagram and parts number list. i have a leak and i think i already found it. just curious as to what the cost of a new parts are instead of duct tape repair LOL
Heads up for anyone who might need to order the pane pump listed as part #66. The parts list has the wrong number, it has it listed as A 210 869 08 21. I know that is wrong because I ordered it. I was told the correct part no is 2028690021. Initially, I thought supplier had it mixed up but now I believe that EPC is incorrect because a search of other suppliers with the original part number supplied by EPC turns up the wrong pump as well. Pump is easy to distinguish as connectors are different. Closer inspection shows that diameters are not the same as well. Will update when new pump arrives.
Last edited by mickey13; Jun 21, 2019 at 07:26 AM.
Reason: Added photos
From: Land of mountains, cheese, chocolate and watches
12' W204 C63 AMG coupe "T-Rex", 12' W451 Smart Fortwo Pulse (99' W202 C43 AMG + Ultima Can-Am sold)
Oh dear, looks like several options are available. Just need to know which one is the right one. Could it be the washer bottle may be slightly different from one year to another and model of W202? If I recall my c240 wagon had the same type of bottle
hey zayed. yeah idk. just my experience. google search of A 210 869 08 21 pulls up the same type that i have in my pictures which does not fit in my car. i have the older 2 prong with plastic guide type plug
So my heros over at FCPeuro overnighted the new part to me with a Saturday delivery. They didn't charge me extra for the special delivery, mighty nice of them. The part that came is 202 869 00 21. It doesn't look like it's going to fit though... base of the old part is bigger then new park
Maybe it will, who knows, going to give it a shot.
Welp it fit. Another solved dashboard light. I've had a nice run in the last few weeks since I started tinkering again. Check engine was solved with a fuse, light out was solved with a new bulb, washer was solved with a new pump. I have 4 lights left today. 1 is low gas, pretty easy to solve that one. 2 are related to the brakes and ABS, pretty sure new rotors will solve that, have to get to it this summer. and the last light that has eluded me for about two years is a light out only when headlights are on. One of my tail lights does not get current. I'll start with that one after the brakes.
few pics to share correct part no Snug as a Bug New Cap, old one was cracked and yellowed no more washer light looks like working no leaks?
so washer light was on again today. slowwwwww leak somewhere. will pull the unit and try to inspect closer. before replacing the motor it was a fastttt leak so i am guessing my rough hands fixed one problem and created another. we will soon see.
From: Land of mountains, cheese, chocolate and watches
12' W204 C63 AMG coupe "T-Rex", 12' W451 Smart Fortwo Pulse (99' W202 C43 AMG + Ultima Can-Am sold)
True a new rubber seal sounds the way to go. Don't forget the washer tank is heated, so I can imagine the seal does have a tendency to dry, become brittle , crack and leak over time
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