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Washer fluid Reservoir.. how to remove/find leak
felker replied to felker's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I have had 9 and 9 out.. 7 just fixes the tank to the plastic "arm" So IF I have them out I just PULL on the tank? that is what I was unsure of. john -
Washer fluid Reservoir.. how to remove/find leak
felker replied to felker's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I have found two bolts.. they are on the upper part of the tank and go straight up.. do not see.. not found a thrid bolt.... -
Washer fluid Reservoir.. how to remove/find leak
felker replied to felker's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
1998, yes to headlight washers. -
There is a leak at the lower level of the reservoir, I can see that one hose is attached, but I cannot see the other. The leak is from the area of the black pump area if not from it. I have gotten to the stage where I have the wheel liner out, the two upper bolts out and the reservoir is being held by the "grommet" on the door (blind) side of the reservoir. What is the next step to get the tank out? Take off the driver's door and access the "grommet" that way... or PULL hard....?