🚗 Mean Mug Auto Windshield Washer Pump with Grommet - Compatible with Hyundai, Kia - Replaces OEM #s: 98510-1C100, 98510-26100, 98510-1W000, 98510-2K000 Review

Installation on my 2006 Hyundai Santa was easy and it fits exactly like the original part. For easier installation, you can remove the plastic tire and wheel arch liner and drain the water from the reservoir. So far it has worked flawlessly and there have been no problems with the spray pressure. My only caveat and why I'm only giving it 4 stars is how long it will run. But for the price I paid I could replace it 8 times before reaching what dealers are willing to charge for one.

Inexpensive, easy to replace, has been working on my 2011 Kia Sorento for a few months. Simply remove the front half of the cover in the passenger side wheel well, press on the clips holding the pump, disconnect the connector, then you can pull out the old pump and fit the new one. I don't recall there being screws holding the pump in place, although there are some holding the plate in place. Keep a clean bucket handy to catch the washer fluid as it spills, then pour it back into the container.

I originally bought this windshield washer pump on April 10th 2019 to replace the factory pump on my car, the original pump lasted 9 years and it still worked, I replaced it because it was clogged and I couldn't clean it . So I found this replacement and thought it would last over a year but to my surprise it just stopped working last month so do yourself a favor and look for another brand like TRICO 11-615 Spray. washer pump. It's more expensive but saves you from replacing the pump after…

Product arrived as promised and was a complete solution, perfect for replacing a broken genuine Kia pump. There were no instructions, which makes sense as this part fits many models and could suit the professional mechanic or serious DIY enthusiast. I was able to find enough examples on YouTube to anticipate most of the work required and the actual work turned out to be much easier on my 2010 Kia Soul. After filling the windshield washer reservoir and making sure it fits properly, I set about…

Perfect fit, works well. Advise one to pry the filter screen out of your OEM pump and put it on this pump. The original is a stainless steel screen with much better flow than the plastic screen on this replacement. Also recommend using a piece of door screen or mesh funnel when filling the tank. My system was clogged at the pump screen with the remnants of non-proprietary washer fluid, which I only realized after filling! This likely contributed to the failure of the OEM pump. I was able to…

I'm glad I found this washer pump at Revain! This is a direct replacement for my Elantra washer pump which has both front and rear discs. I couldn't find a direct replacement as all the pumps available at the major parts stores were "universal". "Universal" means wires must be spliced into existing wires, and none of the aftermarket pumps had a dual nozzle that matched my car's front and rear shims. This pump is just plug and play and a direct replacement for my car. Luckily replacing the pump…

Direct fit for my 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe - OEM part number 98510-2J000 (which was not on the seller list). while it works fine. The pump comes with a rubber bushing which is a plus. The bushing was slightly smaller than the OEM but appears to prevent fluid spillage - cold weather will tell if all is ok. A primer is required, but that's not always the case - at least I had it. After filling and reinstalling, the pump worked as expected. The small tab at the very top of the device was 1/32 inch…

Successfully installed the water pump on my 201 3 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. It fits perfectly and doesn't leak. That's why I replaced the original in the car: it's leaking. When the new pump is installed, it does not pump to the rear wiper like the original. When I try to turn on the rear window washer, the wipers move but no liquid comes out. However, when I activate the front window, the front and rear wipers move and I get liquid on the front and rear windows. This has never happened before…