🚘 Wadoy Universal Windshield Washer Pump Reservoir Kit 99300: Ultimate Fluid Reservoir Tank Bottle with Pump for Automobiles Review

Cheap junk. I sent the first one back because it was already dead. The second stopped working before I could use up the first container of washer fluid. Believe me, don't waste your time and money. Yes it's cheap but you get what you pay for.

Ideal for older vehicles without an electric washing machine, compact and fits almost anywhere. Nice complete set and great price. One issue is that the button that comes with it is a bit small and doesn't have a pigtail to connect to. But that's a trifle given the price of the kit.

Perfect! Fleetwood Terra Class A workhorse chassis from 2004. My old washer tank was cracked and leaking. This one fits in the same spot, just removed the old bracket and fitted the one that came with it. The electrical plug was the same, so just plug it in and connect the leads. Works in less than 15 minutes!

Installed on my 2015 Evo X to move the canister behind the battery to free up trunk space. No leaks, decent mounting hardware included. It's a little louder than the OEM and the pump isn't nearly as powerful, hence the 4 star rating. I suspect all Chinese bottles in this form factor use the same pump.

I used this to replace a broken one on my truck. 2 screws to install the bottle which seems to be decently made (not flimsy). It also came with 2 spray nozzles, transparent hose and fittings and all the necessary hardware. I just used most of the existing materials including the wiring from the old pump and just replaced the bottle and pump. Works like clockwork and looks good.

In general, it suits my project. However, I would have wished for a somewhat more solid attachment. There is a slot on the back of the plastic tank that fits over a metal bracket that you attach to your car. It doesn't take much downward force to detach the tank from the bracket. This was installed on a Jeep, so we'll see how well it handles off-road impact.

I think rubbish. I bought it because it was cheap but after a few months it started leaking. I pulled it out to see if I could "put it on" or something, and "no". The pump is cast in a rubber bushing and once it starts leaking, it's beyond repair without creative modification. I can think of twenty ways to get it right (like a threaded entry with a nut on it and some rubber washers) to be ok, but that's not what it is. Look for something better.

After some modifications to my truck my OE tank no longer fits in my engine bay. This versatile device did what it was supposed to. I hooked it up to my stock wiring harness and stock install is no problem. The pump isn't as powerful as my regular one (water only squirts halfway down the windshield, but it works). It could be because this pump is 12v and oe 5v, I need to find that out, maybe run a relay. . 4 stars for the size, it's tiny, smaller than you think but I think that's why it fits…

The price of it made it a must have for my UTV. As with most installations, the first is the most difficult. Many location and routing solutions. I put the nozzles on the bottom and they stop the wiper well. It's got enough pressure that you can go a little overboard. This was a fun addition to my UTV. Use a step drill to drill a window. (polycarbonate). If you have glass you will need to drill through the frame or find pre-existing spray nozzle holes. You can find installation ideas on…