GQ wiper bottle removal

[PeeBee]

Wiper bottle has sprung a leak. I have found and removed the screw closest to the guard, however can't get to the one closest to the engine. Does the battery need to come out to get this screw out?

[gubigfish]

going from memory when I changed mine in my old GQ Wagon there was one hidden close to the battery tray and the only way for me to get to it was to remove the cranking battery.

[NissanGQ4.2]

On my gq,

One under fuse tray

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and yes one that would be easier 2 remove if battery was out

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[PeeBee]

Thanks guys for the effort with the photos, makes a big difference. PHIL

[dom14]

Thanks guys for the effort with the photos, makes a big difference. PHIL

Where is it leaking from?

[PeeBee]

Where is it leaking from?

Dom, the screws holdinDSC01726.JPGg the pump to the rubber washer have corroded and the plastic perished, hence it lost the seal. i am going to buy a couple of pumps and replace both of them.

[dom14]

Dom, the screws holdinDSC01726.JPGg the pump to the rubber washer have corroded and the plastic perished, hence it lost the seal. i am going to buy a couple of pumps and replace both of them.

Yeah mate, same thing happened to me. I bought a pair off ebay. I still got the other one, 'cos I only needed one, but ebay was selling them as a pair. If you want it, it's yours, but I don't think the drive's worth it.

Now, you can buy a single pump.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SUIT-NISS...IAAOxyOmBSKoqP

or both

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Wiper-Was...4AAOSwZ1lWb8zX

Being a "fixer upper" of all things by myself, I spent some good time trying to repair the old one before realizing it's a total waste of good time.

[PeeBee]

Yeah mate, same thing happened to me. I bought a pair off ebay. I still got the other one, 'cos I only needed one, but ebay was selling them as a pair. If you want it, it's yours, but I don't think the drive's worth it.

Now, you can buy a single pump.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SUIT-NISS...IAAOxyOmBSKoqP

Being a "fixer upper" of all things by myself, I spent some good time trying to repair the old one before realizing it's a total waste of good time.

I ended up buying a new tank with new pumps. Past experience has shown that patching and mixing new and old stuff is a waste of time and frustrating. I will put the existing tank and good motor in the shed, pack it up 3 times when I move then throw it away in 40 years time!

[MudRunnerTD]

I ended up buying a new tank with new pumps. Past experience has shown that patching and mixing new and old stuff is a waste of time and frustrating. I will put the existing tank and good motor in the shed, pack it up 3 times when I move then throw it away in 40 years time!

In 39 year you will need it and it will be buried so deep in your shed you will buy another. In 41 years you will come across it and think Damn! Pack it way for your Grand Kids.

My Grand Kids are going to think Im AWESOME!! The Stuff i am leaving for them!

[dom14]

In 39 year you will need it and it will be buried so deep in your shed you will buy another. In 41 years you will come across it and think Damn! Pack it way for your Grand Kids.

My Grand Kids are going to think Im AWESOME!! The Stuff i am leaving for them!

Or they might think your dementia is getting worse.