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« on: May 01, 2004, 09:53:19 »
The pump has packed in, so I need to replace it.
The local main-dealer has one on the shelf, which he's put to one side for me.

Now..... I lent my long cross-headed screw-driver to someone. So....

Is it possible to replace the pump without removing the washer-bottle & does the pump twist/push/clip into place????

I'm going for the pump now & would ideally like to install it before getting ready for work.

Thanks in advance to whomever replies to this
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« Reply #1 on: May 01, 2004, 21:36:52 »
Well I tried to take it out on my return from Guy Salmon, it was quiet as Joanne had had her leaving do last night & was still in bed* -  & Amelia was sleeping at Grannies.

So as the parts-man suggested, twisted it a bit. Wouldn't budge - twisted it a bit more.
SNAP!!
"[!Expletive Deleted!]!!", as it broke leaving the 'nozzle' in the bottle.
Tried to undo the screws holding the bottle base in place -no joy, just plenty of scraped knuckles from the bulkhead. I could get a screwdriver onto them, but there wasn't enough room to grip it & turn.

Now it looks like a case of grinding the nuts off under the wing to remove it (& my angle-grinders's U/S!)

Land Rovers. Don't you just love them!?

*She eventually surfaced at 12:30, up for 40minutes then back to bed until 16:00 (& in bed again by 20:30)
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« Reply #2 on: May 01, 2004, 22:26:02 »
Sounds like a good party...............

Just looked in my LR Discovery manual and the Washer pumps on pre 94 are indeed a push fit.
Could the later models fit differently?
Have the dealers given you some "duff" information?

A bit late but I didn't see your message from this morning

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« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2004, 15:12:31 »
Well she's just about recovered, Ed!

Bought an angle-grinder this morning &attacked the recalitrent bolts.
After a bit of persuasion they came out.

Now the problem is that the seal isn't living up to its job description! :evil:

At least I test filled the reservoir before I bolted it back down, so it's another trip to the dealer on Tuesday (bank holiday Monday :roll: ) & no washers till then!
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« Reply #4 on: May 02, 2004, 19:58:27 »
got any silicone sealant, like gasket jointing compound, could hold until then

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