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| Page 2 - Reservoir Removal | March, 2004 | |
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| Washer reservoir removal. | Coolant reservoir removal. | |
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Initially, the washer fluid and radiator overflow reservoirs are going to be in the way. The small pumps on the bottom of the washer fluid reservoir will hit the pump. Later, we will relocate those pumps and reinstall the reservoir. Likewise, the coolant reservoir hose is too close to the new pulley and will have to be moved.
There are 3 bolts holding the washer fluid reservoir in place. Use a 10mm socket and extension to remove each. Once those are out, disconnect the electrical connectors and then pull the hoses. Get ready for some dripping. I threw mine into a large bucket to collect the soapy water. The radiator overflow has to be pried out of its slot with a screwdriver while lifting up. |
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