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windshield fluid motor replacement 900 1995

posted by  sidneyw on  Fri Dec 19 12:37 CST 2003
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Hey Everybody,


I have a 1995 960 sedan and the windshield fluid motor seems to have failed. Does anybody have some insight on how to replace the part and where to a replacement as well? Any input would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Sidney








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    windshield fluid motor replacement 900 1995

    posted by  someone claiming to be Jay on  Sat Dec 20 02:34 CST 2003 [RELATED]

    First be sure that it is the motor. In the family's s90
    I noticed that the headlight wipers still sprayed but not
    the ones for the windsheild. I had someone hold down the
    sprayer while I looked under the hood. To my suprise I
    had seen fluid come out from under the cardboard hood cover.
    I removed it to find a valve that seperates the fluid
    into driver and passenger side sprayers. There is a hole
    on it that was spraying fluid all over the engine
    (obviously it had failed) the very easy fix was to remove
    it, open it up, take out a small rubber gasket, put it
    back together and sodder the red plastic rubber cap to
    the rest of the valve. Now it works better than I have
    ever seen it work before. I hope it is as simple for you.

    - Jay

    91' 744 145000miles + 97' S90 46000miles







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