Open the tabs on the electrical connector with a flat-head screwdriver and pull the electrical connector of the Windshield Washer Pump. Take out two screws which fix the Windshield Washer Reservoir and the pump motor to the fenderwell, then lift the Windshield Washer Reservoir and unscrew the small hose from its base, and then cover the hose so that it does not spill fluids. Pump out the washer fluid into a clean jar that can be used for the next washing processes in case there will be leftover washer fluid. Very gently remove the retaining ring holding the pump motor in the reservoir receptacle; this the later models do not have a retain but use a rubber grommet to hold the pump in place and thus can easily be pulled out. Removal of the motor, seal, and impeller assembly can be done using pliers to hold one wall surrounding the electrical terminal and pull out with equal ease that can allow them to be reassembled if needed. Wash it again with water so that remaining traces may be removed and the reservoir should be checked for such things. It is recommended to pull an old motor from a new reservoir and check the pump chamber, if needed, clean it. The outer surface of the seal should be lubricated with powdered graphite for installation efficiency After mounting the small projection on the motor end cap should be inserted into the slot in the reservoir until the seal is in place. Set the retaining ring on the motor and the plate with a 1-inch 12-point socket, link the hose to the fitting at the bottom of the reservoir and install the assembled reservoir in the motor compartment by means of given two screws. Last of all tighten the electrical connector, do not run the pump without flow through the reservoir as that causes damage, fill the reservoir, turn on the pump and check for leaks.
