E55 Windshield Washer Reservoir Replacement
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2002 W210 E55
E55 Windshield Washer Reservoir Replacement
I just got an E55 2002 and a week after I bought it I had an Error for washer fluid low. The temperatures dropped down to around 20 degrees. I bought some fluid and poured it in and the next morning it was empty again. I called mercedes and they said the reservoir was only $42.00 for a new tank and I thought I would tackle the replacement myself.
Has any of you replaced the windshield washer reservoir because on mine it has a side by side tank one for the headlights and one for the windshield. Will I be replacing both or just one of them?
Are there any DIY manuals or does anyone have any post for replacement?
Thanks!!
Has any of you replaced the windshield washer reservoir because on mine it has a side by side tank one for the headlights and one for the windshield. Will I be replacing both or just one of them?
Are there any DIY manuals or does anyone have any post for replacement?
Thanks!!
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2001 E220T CDI Avantgarde, 2002 E55T AMG
Are you sure it's the reservoir? It may as well be a hose or a pump.
I can have a look at how the reservoir is mounted later today..
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Or maybe it's different on the 55.... doh
Edit 2
Had a quick look in EPC, it looks the same...
There is one nut on the back of the largest reservoir. Unscrew and I think you are able to just pull the whole thing upwards. Disconnect all hoses and wires you can disconnect before you pull it out. The smaller reservoir is just to unplug before anything else so it's out of the way.
I can have a look at how the reservoir is mounted later today..
Edit
Or maybe it's different on the 55.... doh
Edit 2
Had a quick look in EPC, it looks the same...
There is one nut on the back of the largest reservoir. Unscrew and I think you are able to just pull the whole thing upwards. Disconnect all hoses and wires you can disconnect before you pull it out. The smaller reservoir is just to unplug before anything else so it's out of the way.
Last edited by Semikolon; 02-28-2009 at 02:21 AM.