🚘 Mean Mug Auto 21323-232316B Windshield Washer Pump with Grommet for BMW and Mercedes-Benz - OEM Replacement (67128362154, 67128377612) Review

My Jetta 09 had a fluid leak. After replacing the windshield washer reservoir, assuming that was the source of the problem, I discovered that it was actually the pump that was leaking. I tried this in place of the dealer OEM pump and the performance was great. The pump is certainly more powerful than the OEM (although the OEM is 10 years old.). If you replace the tank I would replace it preventively for a low price. Pretty easy do-it-yourself job.

Worked as described and happy with the product, I ordered it as a second pump for my 2009 Honda Pilot rear window and it worked without a doubt, the only problem I have had was when installing the second pump as it has a short power cord and water hose, it is quite tight to work in a confined space where you cannot use two hands to install, there is nothing wrong with the product, Everything revolves around the Honda Pilot. Design.

This washer water pump is very easy to assemble. The X3 has two pumps. One for the windshield and one for the rear window. You are both the same. My only complaint is that there was no mesh on the gasket/O-ring that seals the pump in the washer fluid reservoir. I used the old one and it hasn't leaked so it's fine. If you are concerned about a leak between the pump and reservoir I would suggest ordering a strainer gasket. Otherwise, for the price, you can't beat it and it seems to work great.

I have a 2003 Volkswagen Passat. As a result, the washer pump died. I didn't want to spend 50 euros on an original part from VW/Audi. Instead I bought these. I have to say that after four months it is working the same as the original VW part. It looked and felt like the original pump it replaced and it fitted perfectly too. As a bonus, this pump includes a spout that VW charges an additional five dollars for. I say if you have a VW/Audi that needs a new washer pump, do it! I can't vouch for the

After a routine check of the fuses (the windscreen washer function did not work) it turned out that the pump was defective. When I took the old one out it was rusty and corroded at its base. The engine is completely dead. The new one fitted perfectly. With a bit of silicone grease to support the tube and seal around the new o-ring, everything fitted well. Worked from the first time I tested it and made almost no noise. So very satisfied so far. My opinion is based on how long the new pump runs…