Window cleaner hold tank removal
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Window cleaner hold tank removal
Now...i bet youw woundering why would i want to remove that thing??
well...i am working on a new custom mod and needed the extra space as well as when i was helping a fellow Lancer owner replace his reflectors with CF ones...you have to remove it to reach the screws that hold the reflectors on.
anyways for you who are intrested...here you go...
there are 3 screws that hold it up.
1 is in the back of the wheel well(look at the same height as the reflector)
the second you have to remove the under air dam below the bumper at the right corner(to do this all you have to do is pop the little plugs that hold it on)
the third screw is a pain...you have to remove most of the front wheel well(there are plugs like those that hold up the under air dam but you need a phillips screwdriver to unscrew these.there is also one bolt that holds the end of the bumper up)
once you remove these 3 screws the hold tank should be free.
lastly undo the hoses and the wire plug to the pump and remove by working it down.
if you choose to remove the fluid you can but if not make sure you plug the hose at the pump or it will all come out.
there you go...i hope you find this usefull...i know some will
well...i am working on a new custom mod and needed the extra space as well as when i was helping a fellow Lancer owner replace his reflectors with CF ones...you have to remove it to reach the screws that hold the reflectors on.
anyways for you who are intrested...here you go...
there are 3 screws that hold it up.
1 is in the back of the wheel well(look at the same height as the reflector)
the second you have to remove the under air dam below the bumper at the right corner(to do this all you have to do is pop the little plugs that hold it on)
the third screw is a pain...you have to remove most of the front wheel well(there are plugs like those that hold up the under air dam but you need a phillips screwdriver to unscrew these.there is also one bolt that holds the end of the bumper up)
once you remove these 3 screws the hold tank should be free.
lastly undo the hoses and the wire plug to the pump and remove by working it down.
if you choose to remove the fluid you can but if not make sure you plug the hose at the pump or it will all come out.
there you go...i hope you find this usefull...i know some will
