🚗 Mean Mug Auto Windshield Washer Pump - Toyota and Lexus Compatible - Replaces OEM #: 85330-12340, 85310-20190, 85330-33020, 85330-AA010 Review

I recommend other people to buy this product because it is easy to install. On the downside, the water pressure isn't the same as the original, but it does its job well. Those who want to pay a higher price can buy an original part, but I am satisfied with this product.

Fits my 2008 Toyota Corolla perfectly and works like a charm. It's a little flimsy compared to the original, but the "exact replacement" costs 4 times the price! It gets the job done and I don't want to pay $50 for a factory spec pump for an 8 year old car when I don't need it.

I have a 2008 Corolla the product fits except for the rubber grommet that comes with the kit which is so small I just reused the old one and also pumped. Doesn't appear to have as much spray power as the original pump but overall a good buy for the price compared to buying a Toyota pump.

When I tried to plug it in while holding the pump with one hand and the electrical connector (on the side of the car) with the other and trying to squeeze them together, the housing detached from the round top where the connector is . I glued it back on and let the glue dry for 24 hours and carefully plugged it back in after lubricating the connector and it worked.

Description states that this part is for Lexus rx300. However, what it doesn't mention is that it doesn't work for rear wipers, only front wipers. It would be good to know. In addition, the supplied seal is too small for the wiper container. We just had to use the old one, but since that bunch has a small tube, we expect it to break out of the tank any day.

This pump was manufactured to replace a pump on a used car we recently purchased. The OEM didn't work when we bought the car and the OEM pump was about $80. This pump looks just like the OEM pump, fits perfectly, and gets the job done at a fraction of the price. As others have said, the pressure is probably a little lower than the OEM pump (I haven't been able to see the OEM pump working so I can't confirm for sure) but the pressure is a little lower than other cars have . . But for the price I

Perfect fit for 2001 Echo. It has enough pressure to hit 2/3 of the windshield. It won't spray on the roof of a car, but I think it's good. Let's see if it lasts 182,000 miles like the original part :-) I replaced it like this: 1. Loosen the right front wheel nuts.2. Raise the RF corner (I used a jack at the jack point on the right subframe). 3. ***Secure with a stand to the portable jack point and/or cab frame support***4. Remove the two 10mm bolts securing the inner fender liner to the engine

TL:DR below. My main reason for taking this is because it's winter in Illinois and my wife needs to be able to get the road grime off her windshield. It is, and I don't want to pay $60 (yes, $60 is actually real money) for a Toyota one. I kind of knew what I was getting myself into for $10. But man. The thing is cheap. Pulled out the old one. I took it out of the box (the box it came in was carefully protected) and the top part where the electrical connector was supposed to connect just fell…