Ok, so now I have three projects going... always deadly when working on a DeLorean.
I have the evaporator exposed enough to where I could clean it and vacuum out all the junk causing much of the 'D-stank' I'm sure. Waiting for my Clean n' Coat that the guy from YouTube recommended... then that project will be complete
Then I have a new cowl screen coming for along the windshield...
And now I have taken apart the windshield washer bottle cover to try to get my Windshield Washer Fluid pumping again...
So, all you people, the included picture... is that the part 'Adapter - 105959' that is sold on DMCH's website? I need one of these and a new motor obviously... but Houston say they are out of them... I’m calling Grady tomorrow...
Anyway, how does that adapter work/go in to the bottle? Then, on the picture on DMCH's site it shows the adapter having treads, I am assuming those threads are there to accept the pump... but how does it go in the bottle (the adapter)? Obviously there is no way to reach down into the bottle to hold it while you screw the pump on.. so I am assuming the adapter snaps/pushes in and seals with the rubber that is on it, then you screw the pump into it... all these questions are because as you can see from the photos... mine was super modified and has since crapped out... it has never worked in the 10 years I've had the car...
Anyway, any help would be appreciated... I need that adapter, if I'm not mistaken, hopefully Grady has it otherwise I’m SOL.
ALSO... can any of you take a pic to show me the correct set up of the spray unit that attaches to the windshield wiper arm to clean the windshield? Mine... again, is not original and I need a guide to help me get it back to working order.
Thanks for your help!
Mark
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You can see the original green and black wires on the original harness for this project... they were cut as you can see and connected to this aftermarket pump which was then screwed into the bottom of the WWF bottle cover... slick, real slick... then it quit and rusted and then was in a pile of rust and goo for decades... I love uncovering other people's horrible work!
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