OTUAYAUTO Windshield Washer Pump Replacement for BMW - OE Style with Grommet, OEM: 67128362154 Review

Installed on a 2007 Honda CRV. On the original, one of the plastic hose fittings broke, causing the fluid to flow straight out. Replacing is not as difficult as you will find online. You can access this part by unscrewing the 2 screws on the inner plastic wheel arch (passenger side) and pulling out some plastic rivets (which you will probably need to replace as they will break). You can reach and unplug the electrical connector and pull this part out of the liquid bottle. The rubber grommet is…

Almost right, but not quite. The tab that locks it to the reservoir is almost in the right place. The nipple that fits into the sleeve is almost big enough to seal perfectly (but the sleeve is just right). And best of all, the pump itself is almost powerful enough to pump liquid up to about 1/4 the height of my windshield. Installation isn't as big a problem as you might think; Turn the steering wheel hard right and put in some of those stupid plastic rivets holding the right fender in place…

This item does not function like an original part from the manufacturer. It doesn't spray much because if you only engage the derailleur or only the rear derailleur, it will spray both front and rear. As a result, more washer fluid is used and water flows from the front and rear. It's not acceptable. This can cause vision loss while driving. Example: if you spray water on the rear window, the rear wiper will turn on and remove the spray, but at the same time the front wiper will spray water on…

The product was very easy to install - turn the wheel all the way to the left, partially raise the car to get some more work space, remove three screws and two plastic covers and the part is available as a replacement. Remove the wiring harness and side pipe, lift the unit. Connect the wiring harness to the new block, install the new block before the wiper drips everywhere, quickly reinstall the side pipe (as liquid will continue to flow from the side pipe). I reused the rubber bushing because…