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Topic subjectBig ass windshield wiper container
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8967, Big ass windshield wiper container
Posted by Super20G, Nov-07-01 01:24 PM
Hey, I have that big ass container out that holds the windshield cleaner... Can I buy or make a smaller one cause It takes up too much space. Has anyone seen these for sale at summit or somewhere else or have any ideas?
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Brad Rickard
98 GS HRC Stage V (nuff said)
8968, RE: Big ass windshield wiper container
Posted by RS_Guy, Nov-08-01 04:57 AM
I took mine out 2 years ago to pass a wire through the firewall, and it has been out ever since.. Never missed it yet!

Theoretically *any* container will work as long as you attach the pump to it somehow. BTW you could probably mount the pump remotely and run a vacuum line to the container at the bottom so that it could suck up water through that. Keep the line short though, 'coz you don;t want to put too much stress on that small pump. Anyway replacement pumps are like $15 -$20

Guy
RS_Guy

"If I wanted a 4G63, I'd have bought an EVO"


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8969, RE: Big ass windshield wiper container
Posted by klipzracer, Nov-08-01 09:47 AM
yeah i just took mine out too. it was in my way and i have this hood which i would be damned to try to drill holes in for wiper squirter thingies.

Chris Dishmon
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1990 GSX (like Jen and Cody's 1st gen it's sitting in peices :))

1997 RS (with the kit that's kitted out)

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8970, RE: Big ass windshield wiper container
Posted by Super20G, Nov-08-01 01:08 PM
Sounds good. I think I'll find a nice thick plastic container that holds about a quart or something, not too big cause I never use it anyways, but would be nice to have...in case.. I'll run a hose off the pump a foot or 2 and run it into the bottom of the container with super glue or silicone or something. Thanks for the insight guys. I think I have just the right mounting brackets so I'll search for a nice tubular container tomorrow and see how it looks. I'll post some pics after I get it done.

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Brad Rickard
98 GS HRC Stage V (nuff said)