Window washer pump
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Landmark2
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Hi,
I believe you can get to the pump by just removing a panel at the rear of the bumper immediately behind the washer bottle area at the bottom of the wheel arch.
Griff
I believe you can get to the pump by just removing a panel at the rear of the bumper immediately behind the washer bottle area at the bottom of the wheel arch.
Griff
m500dpp
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mine doesnt work either but its not an MOT issue so have left it, let me know if this easy way of replacing it works!
Will do....I hate it when something doesn't work. I thought if I got in there, I could try the front washer pump on the rear and see if it works, but it looks like they are a different part.
Landmark2
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Landmark2
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Hi,
It's off this site
Allbrit.de - Ersatzteile für LAND ROVER & MG ROVER
Shows front and rear as same part no. DMC1005500 but h/lamp washer pump different
Griff
It's off this site
Allbrit.de - Ersatzteile für LAND ROVER & MG ROVER
Shows front and rear as same part no. DMC1005500 but h/lamp washer pump different
Griff
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Cheers for that Griff. But it is giving front 100550 and rear as 100540. And wouldn't you know it, the rear is more expensive.
I'm going to try and get in to it by the cover in the front wheel arch and see whats what. I may be able to swap them over temporarily and identify if the rear pump is goosed.
Eventually got round to fitting new pump today. Still doesn't work though. Checked old pump with spare battery, and would you believe it, it works. Only other thing I can think of is the dash switch. Anyone know best way to check if the switch is goosed?
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