Dude, that washer fluid is TOXIC. But I can now see that to FLUSH the tank to get any crud out, just disconnect that bottom headlight hose and then put your garden hose in the filler hole, and flush away.....that might be a good idea every year to prevent plugged check valves, nozzles, etc......(I have 85 Carrera).
Great videos. Thanks! Somewhere inside the front bumper, the headlamp washer tubes in my 1982 SC have suddenly sprung a leak. The pump doesn't work so it's draining by gravity. So I'll be doing this project plus taking bumper off once the parts arrive.
Also, you might start to use spray lithium grease in VERY small quantites (just a film on your hands) to slightly lube some things so that they fit back on together, like the wiper blade change....
Revived my washer pump motor. Thanks for the tutorial!
Dude, that washer fluid is TOXIC. But I can now see that to FLUSH the tank to get any crud out, just disconnect that bottom headlight hose and then put your garden hose in the filler hole, and flush away.....that might be a good idea every year to prevent plugged check valves, nozzles, etc......(I have 85 Carrera).
Great videos. Thanks! Somewhere inside the front bumper, the headlamp washer tubes in my 1982 SC have suddenly sprung a leak. The pump doesn't work so it's draining by gravity. So I'll be doing this project plus taking bumper off once the parts arrive.
I used MolyKote 111 on those seals & gaskets.
Cool,Joe.
Also, you might start to use spray lithium grease in VERY small quantites (just a film on your hands) to slightly lube some things so that they fit back on together, like the wiper blade change....
Fantastic vid, great job, good tech advise, you helped me figure out my washer issue for the 911 T. Great communication btw 👍