Contents: Removal ↓ Installation ↓
Removal
1. Turn off the ignition and remove the key from the lock.
2. Cars with a gasoline engine. Disconnect the holder 4 of the adsorber hose from the filler pipe 3 (see illustration).
3. Unscrew bolt 2 and disconnect connecting tube 1 from filling pipe 3 (see illustration 15.2).
4. Remove the front bumper, see the relevant chapter.
5. Turn the locking ring to disconnect hoses 3 and 5 and disconnect these hoses from pump 4 (see illustration). Before doing this, place a container underneath to collect the leaking cleaning liquid.
Attention! The connecting nipples at the ends of the hoses are color-coded to facilitate the connection of the hoses to the washer pump and the front and rear window jets.
6. Disconnect the plug6 of the sensor7 of the indicator of the level of the washing liquid in the tank and remove the sensor from the rubber seal (see illustration 15.5).
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7. Remove the 4 washer pump by pushing it upwards and releasing it from the mount on the reservoir (see illustration 15.5).
8. Disconnect plug 2 of the washer pump power supply (see illustration 15.5).
9. Disconnect the hose 8 and remove the headlight washer pump 9 by pushing it upwards and releasing it from the mount (if the car is equipped with such a washer).
Also disconnect plug 10 of the pump (see illustration 15.5).
10. Unscrew the three bolts(see arrows in the illustration) and remove the washer reservoir together with the connecting pipe from the engine compartment.
Installation
11. Install the washer reservoir together with the connecting pipe to the mounting location and secure with bolts with a tightening torque of 8 Nm.
Subsequent installation of the dismantled parts is carried out in the reverse order of removal.
In this case, the connecting pipe should be inserted into the filler neck so that the guides fit into each other.
The lower protrusion on the filler neck should fit into the hole in the engine mount support.
12. Remove air from the headlight washer.
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