Genuine Nissan Juke Washer Pump

Nissan Juke Washer Pump Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Pump Assembly Washer
  28920-3YM0A
  Q: How do you remove and refit the washer fluid reservoir, washer pump, windscreen washer nozzle, tailgate washer nozzle, and headlight washer nozzle on Nissan Juke?

  A: Before now, get to the engine bay where the filler neck is held in place by a retaining clip and provide it a little pull up; while doing this, make sure the washer fluid level is low to reduce chances of spillage and withdraw the washer fluid reservoir. The vehicle battery must be disconnected by removing the bulky cable from the its negative terminal, and further work requires the removal of the front bumper and front left-hand wheel arch liner. Detach the wiring harness and fluid hoses from the clips present on the reservoir, shift it aside for space. If the washer pump is a part of the system, remove/add the fluid hose and keep ready for any fluid leaks, if the reservoir contains the fluid; also, if it has wiring connectors, remove them from the washer pump(s) or fluid level sensor if present. Last, unscrew the reservoir securing bolts and take the reservoir off under the wheel arch. During refitting, one has to work in reverse order to the one followed during removal. To self-deleted, they inform that one should untwist the washer pump from the reservoir for it to be recovered along with the grommet that may be noting that while doing so, one should avoid spilling water. Refitting entails the procedure of removing the grommet in the opposite manner and placing it as it ought to be. For the windscreen washer nozzle, first, you will have to take off the windscreen cowl panel and then disconnect the washer hose to washer jet, and the last step is to use the pliers for expanding the legs of the washer jet and then pulling out the new one in the same manner. Refitting is performed in the reverse manner to launching and countering. For the tailgate washer nozzle, a user shall; open the tailgate, remove the rear grommet underneath where the nozzle is situated, use a plastic spatula to apply pressure on the legs of the nozzle and pull to remove it along with disconnecting the hose from the washer. Refitting also goes through the same reversal process as well. To do this, one has to first pull out the front bumper, next, the washer fluid hose has to be disconnected from the headlight washer nozzle, the fixing clip on the bumper has to be released and finally, the nozzle bracket and the washer nozzle has to be pulled off. Refitting is the reverse of the removal steps Once again.