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Car Forum / Isuzu Cars / September 2007

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2000 Trooper Help

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David - 28 Sep 2007 15:49 GMT
My windshield washer reservoir leaks all the fluid out over a span of a day
or two.  I can see the hose running from the pump to the windshield, and its
in good shape.  It almost looks like the pump is leaking, or maybe the
connection between the reservoir and the pump.

I tried to remove the tank and related components, however I was
unsuccessful.  I removed the skirt in the wheel well and found 1 screw
holding the tank in place - I couldn't find any additional screws, its very
tight in there.

Does anybody have any ideas on how to remove the tank assembly?
Wesley - 30 Sep 2007 14:25 GMT
If it's leaking out a gallon of fluid over a day or two time, I would think
you should be able to pretty easily find where it is leaking out of?  Look
for drips in the driveway and blue crusty stuff elsewhere if it's dripping
and evaporating...

Fortunately, I've never had to dig into that part of a Trooper, so I won't
be any help...

Good luck!

Wesley

> My windshield washer reservoir leaks all the fluid out over a span of a day
> or two.  I can see the hose running from the pump to the windshield, and its
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> Does anybody have any ideas on how to remove the tank assembly?
David - 30 Sep 2007 20:15 GMT
Thanks

> If it's leaking out a gallon of fluid over a day or two time, I would
> think
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>> Does anybody have any ideas on how to remove the tank assembly?
 
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