[mkiv] Re:Windshield washer reservoir
Shawn Davis
shawn.p.davis at gmail.com
Thu Jun 23 07:15:57 CDT 2005
It doesn't hurt to ask. If it's unopened I wouldn't think it would be
a big deal for them to take it back. Speak to the manager if
necessary.
Shawn
On 6/23/05, W.F. (Bill) Lawry <cmci at fcc.net> wrote:
> To return or not - that is the question!
>
> Hi all -
>
> I thought I had a cracked windshield washer reservoir. All the water had
> drained out right after the first frost last fall. I ran w/o the washer
> during the winter. I moved and changed jobs this spring and finally this
> week I ordered a new reservoir from the local Toyota dealer. It came in and
> tonight I set about replacing it - something to do while I waited for the
> oil to drain and the engine to cool enough to replace the filter.
>
> When I dropped the fender liner I saw that one of the hoses had slipped off
> the pump. Unlike the plastic hose that is fairly permanently ossified onto
> it's nipple this one is rubber - softened no doubt by an oil or P/S leak. I
> clamped it on, filled the tank, and it was as good as new.
>
> The new tank is still in its wrapping.
>
> I've never had this happen before so I'd like to know the advisability of
> trying to return a special ordered part to a dealer. The price was about
> $47 so I'll 'eat' it if returning it would likely jeopardize my
> 'relationship' there. I have other parts on order and more to come.
>
> So, besides calling me 'dipstick' what do you have to say about my
> predicament?
>
> Please be gentle.
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Bill
>
>
>
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