Washer jet pump
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cubensis
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Washer jet pump
Mine just died, checked the connection on the stalk, thats fine, getting around 11V supply. So i just took the pump off and when testing the two terminals for resistance i get a short. Does this mean the pump is broke? Dont think its right to have a short on a motor is it? Also can you take these motors apart?
1986 WBX 1.9 DG engine (originally a DF engine)
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Re: Washer jet pump
About £13 from Halfords off the shelf.
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Re: Washer jet pump
Thanks for that, just for the record if anyone looks at this post in the future and you have a GSF near you they are around £7.50 + VAT.
Just took the pump apart, was wet inside and the armature had bonded to the magnet, WD40 and some wet n dry and it seems to be working running fine from the looks of it, although not tried it in the van yet. Pretty easy fix if you can be bothered.
Just took the pump apart, was wet inside and the armature had bonded to the magnet, WD40 and some wet n dry and it seems to be working running fine from the looks of it, although not tried it in the van yet. Pretty easy fix if you can be bothered.
1986 WBX 1.9 DG engine (originally a DF engine)
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Plasticman
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Re: Washer jet pump
just did mine today, yes Im tight, well its test tommorowcubensis wrote: around £7.50 + VAT........
Pretty easy fix if you can be bothered.
mike