ACDelco GM Original Equipment Windshield Washer Pump - Reliable & Efficient Review

I had to replace my pump and try a fake that's only $14 from another seller. That does not work. So I ordered this one. Luckily it works. Sometimes it's worth spending the extra money to get something factory made.

Didn't work. Made in China and too big to fit in an OEM receiver. I'm not sure if this pump is a new design that requires the tank to be changed to a newer design? My car was a Sierra 06 with a low fluid level sensor mounted on the reservoir.

My 01 Pontiac Grand Prix has clocked up 175,000 miles and something is clearly going to break. Age and wear and tear take their toll. This little washer pump was the first victim. In order to access it on my car (and many other W bodies like Buick Regals and Chevy Impalas) I had to remove the passenger side fender. The car had to be jacked up, wheel removal was much easier. Back then it was pretty easy to turn off the pump, take out the reservoir and swap out the little device. All in all it…

The pump I replaced (same AC Delco part number) has an elbow in the spout so the hose with the liquid enters the grooves cast in the Tank. The lack of this bend creates a slight but inevitable kink in the hose that drastically affects its performance in my case. 85% of the liquid falls outside the wiper area. This means that when the windscreen wiper is switched off and is at the bottom, only 15% of the liquid that is pumped flows through the windscreen wiper and is then distributed by the…