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Gran Torino some humor and the old no go windshield washer trick.

posted by  someone claiming to be CB on  Tue Mar 5 21:43 CST 2019 [RELATED]

oldduke

one of the first great things I found about my first 245, a 1975, was that you can take the Washer pump apart. Remove it from the mount and take off the bottom - 4 small bolts hold a plate. Underneath 2 gears force the liquid under pressure and they get crusty over the years. polish them up and lube.

That may be the problem.

Unless they change the design of the pump so you can't disasselble it.






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