Wiper Washer Motor Replacement.

Has anyone replaced a wiper washer motor on a 2008 Boxer and how easy/hard is it?
I can tell one end of a spanner from the other but l am not as supple as l once was so a brief description will help me decide whether to tackle it or not.

I change mine last year quite easy to do

I recall removing and replacing mine but I don't remember buying s new one. It may be that it was gummed up with fluid that had mostly evaporated. It was just a snap on and off as I recall. But that was on an X250

Stephen1 wrote:I change mine last year quite easy to do

Thanks for the reply Stephen, I think l'll give it a go.
All the best.
Alistair.

inspiredron wrote:I recall removing and replacing mine but I don't remember buying s new one. It may be that it was gummed up with fluid that had mostly evaporated. It was just a snap on and off as I recall. But that was on an X250

That sounds like good advice, l'll check mine out before buying a replacement.
Thanks for that.
Alistair.

I haven't watched the whole video but it looks like windscreen WIPER motor renewal. Washer pump replacement is much simpler.

PLOUGHLIN wrote:

Whoops, misread the heading.

Thanks for your attention Ploughlin, I appreciate your reply.
All the Best,
Alistair.

You can see the pump easily and you don’t need any tools. There’s no reason to remove the reservoir, the washer pump is just a push fit into a grommet in the reservoir, the electric connection is a simple plug, just be careful not to drop the rubber grommet as it’s only a push fit fixing.

Chris

spanner wrote:You can see the pump easily and you don’t need any tools. There’s no reason to remove the reservoir, the washer pump is just a push fit into a grommet in the reservoir, the electric connection is a simple plug, just be careful not to drop the rubber grommet as it’s only a push fit fixing.

Chris

I'll give it a go tomorrow.
Thanks for the tips.
Alistair.