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Then, slide back the valve on the bracket, and clip back in the coolant lines.
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2019/04/17 22:27:05
Pitek
Reconnect the engine air intake duct.
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2019/04/17 22:30:30
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2019/04/17 22:31:44
Pitek
Reconnected.
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2019/04/17 22:32:19
Pitek
The front engine cover is back on.
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2019/04/17 22:33:32
Pitek
The warning message remains after the Windshield Washer Fluid leaked out (due to the faulty washer). The reservoir is still empty and dry after reassembling it.
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2019/04/17 22:35:03
Pitek
Finally, fill the Washer Fluid Reservoir up to the correct level. The warning message disappeared. Try it out. All done!
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2019/04/17 22:38:43
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2019/04/17 22:49:20
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I disconnected, removed and cleaned up inside and outside of the Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir. You can clearly see where the Washer Fluid Level Sensor, and both pumps are located.
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2019/04/19 19:29:13
Pitek
I installed brand new washer/seal (smaller on the left) and grommet (bigger on the right). The washer/seal was leaking badly especially when the ambient temperature occasionally drastically dropped down over the winter time.
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2019/04/19 19:29:58
Pitek
I had to replace the connector between the Headlamp washer fluid pump and the Windshield washer fluid line. I broke it off despite friendly reminders and warnings from some members.
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2019/04/19 19:31:30
Pitek
First, I firmly inserted one end of the connector into the Headlamp Washer Fluid line.
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2019/04/19 19:32:47
Pitek
I lined up all of the components to be reinserted and reconnected on the side of the Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir.
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2019/04/19 19:33:41
Pitek
Close-up of the Headlamp Washer Liquid Pump and the thick rubber grommet it goes into.
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2019/04/19 19:34:42
Pitek
This is the final and most important step in reconnecting the Headlamp Washer Fluid pump and the Headlamp Washer Fluid line. The room is very limited down there. You have to snap the connector on the pump's spout. Do not remove the clip off the Connector while installing it. The manufacturer pre-lubricated (white grease), the inside of the connector on the "snap-on" end.
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2019/04/19 19:35:49
Pitek
I gently and slowly snapped on the connector after squeezing my hand in there. I had to use two straightened out fingers to accomplish it.
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2019/04/19 19:37:15
Pitek
The Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir sits on two pins (part of the reservoir), that go into two rubber grommets underneath.
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2019/04/19 19:38:39
Pitek
This is an interesting photo. I took it looking down through the top round opening in the Reservoir. Familiarize yourself with surroundings inside. Find the round pocket at the very bottom and the center of the Reservoir. You will have to precisely slide in there the foot of the Heat exchanger.
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2019/04/19 19:40:47
Pitek
Close-up of the Washer Fluid Heater foot.
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2019/04/19 19:42:28
Pitek
It is extremely important that you do not use any force! Gently and slowly slide the Heat Exchanger Coil under the bulge (see the red outlined arrow). The moment the Heater's foot finds its final spot it will drop enough to slide it under the bulge.
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2019/04/19 19:43:05
Pitek
You will need a 10 mm socket to screw the 10 mm nut holding down the entire Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir.
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2019/04/19 19:44:36
Pitek
First, clip back in the coolant lines (black arrows). Then, slide back the purging valve (soft rubber) on its metal bracket. Finally, tighten the 10 mm nut.
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2019/04/19 19:45:37
Pitek
Reconnect the engine air intake duct.
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2019/04/19 19:46:19
Pitek
Reconnected.
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2019/04/19 19:46:56
Pitek
Reinstall the front engine cover.
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2019/04/19 19:47:41
Pitek
The warning message still reads "Check Washer Fluid". Fill the Windshield Washer Reservoir. Inspect and adjust to correct level. Turn the engine on and try out if all the sprinklers (windshield and headlamps) work the way they are supposed to. There might be a slight delay (1-2 seconds) shooting the washer fluid out because there could be some air trapped in the lines. Check if nothing is leaking around the Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir and right underneath it and under the car.
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2019/04/19 19:49:15
Pitek
No messages. No leaking. All works. Job well done!
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2019/04/19 19:50:35
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2019/11/15 14:10:57
Pitek
It is leaking right up here. The left line (longer) goes to left side across and underneath the trunk. The right line (shorter) goes to the right side.
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2019/11/26 19:10:02
Pitek
Heavily leaks after slightly applying the brakes.
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2019/11/26 19:13:46
Pitek
Broken off pin.
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2020/01/03 12:06:26
Pitek
Rusted and broken off pin.
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2020/01/03 12:07:08
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