The windshield cleaner and washer are removed for replacement and also for repairs

We prepare the car for the job. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.

Attaching the wind window frame overlays: 1 - right wind window frame overlay; 2 - right windshield wiper lever; 3 - nut securing the windshield wiper arm; 4 - left wind window frame trim; 5 - left windshield wiper lever; 6 - cover fastening screw

Use a Torx T20 screwdriver to unscrew the screws and remove the right windshield trim

Use a felt-tip pen to mark the position of the wiper blades on the windshield

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Pry up the decorative cap with a screwdriver and remove the cap from the brush lever

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Using a 13mm socket, unscrew the nut securing the brush lever and remove the washer and lever together with the brush from the shaft

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Use a Torx T20 wrench to unscrew the two self-tapping screws securing the left facing

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Remove the left trim

Windshield wiper fastening: 1 - bolt; 2 - windshield wiper; 3 - nut

Windshield wiper mount

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Press the block retainer and disconnect the gear motor wiring block from the instrument panel wiring block

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Using a 10mm spanner, unscrew the nut securing the cleaner

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Using a 10mm socket, unscrew the two bolts securing the purifier

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Remove the windshield wiper from the plenum box

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Remove the wire holder from the hole in the plenum box and remove the cleaner from the engine compartment

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Use a felt-tip pen or marker to mark the position of the crank relative to the gear motor shaft

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Goal Using a 13mm tool, unscrew the crank fastening nut

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Remove the crank from the gear motor shaft

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Using a 10mm socket, unscrew the three bolts securing the gear motor

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

Remove the gear motor from the bracket

Install the gear motor in reverse order.

To install the gear motor shaft in the correct position, connect the gear motor wire block.

Place the negative battery terminal on and turn on the gear motor using the steering column switch.

After this, turn off the gear motor and wait until the gear motor shaft stops.

In this position, install the crank according to the previously applied mark.

How to repair a windshield wiper and washer

If we are installing a new gear motor, install the crank so that point “A” of the center line of the crank is in line with the centers “B” of the trapezoid hinge.

We perform further installation in reverse order.

Removing the windshield washer pump and reservoir

Remove the pump and reservoir if the pump fails or the washer reservoir is damaged.

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Disconnect the wire blocks from the pump terminals

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Use a screwdriver to pry off the pump

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Remove the pump from the tank hole

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Remove the fluid supply hose to the washer nozzles

Windshield washer pump

The pump is sealed in the tank with a rubber bushing

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Install the pump in reverse order.

The pink wire should go to “+” and the black wire to “-”.

To replace the reservoir, remove the washer pump from it.

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Using a 10mm socket, unscrew the nut securing the tank

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

Remove the washer reservoir

Removing the pump and windshield washer reservoir

When installing the tank, the protrusion on the tank should fit into the hole in the mudguard of the engine compartment