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Replacing the windshield washer tank on my '91 Grand Villa

I had noticed a bunch of green corrosion on the relay next to the windshield washer tank so I reached for the connector to pull it off to clean it and my thumb went through the tank!  Now I know why I saw the green crud.

Searching the posts to see what was available I found someone who had purchased a replacement tank at an autoparts place that worked but required modification to be usable.  Googling windshield washer got me the ACI tank kit number 99300 from Amazon for $24.35. 

The old tank has a wedge-shaped metal bracket that holds it in place.  I had a hard time getting the old tank off the bracket.  You can reuse the screw holes for the new bracket as is but I put an 1/4" thick aluminum bar in so that the wiring behind the tank would not rub.  If you do make a stand off you should use longer screws.  The connector was the same.  I then cut a short piece of tubing off from the kit and used one of the connectors in the kit.
John Cooper
'91 GV 36'
Oshkosh chassis
Cat 3208T 300HP

Re: Replacing the windshield washer tank on my '91 Grand Villa

Reply #1
Thanks!  Excellent update/mod/repair.  Clean, efficient, inexpensive - the kind we should all appreciate.  ^.^d
1993 U280 SE 40' WTBI, Build: 4359
C8.3 300hp, 6-Speed, Exhaust Brake
960 watts on the roof (6 x 160)
Sorento (or BOLT) on a Kar Kaddy SS
"Nature abhors a vacuum"

Re: Replacing the windshield washer tank on my '91 Grand Villa

Reply #2
My local NAPA store ordered an almost exact replacement for the washer tank. It's on the NAPA website and as I recall it was the only complete kit. It fit the existing screw holes, wiring connector, and everything.
Scott Cook
1991 U300 36' 6V92TA
Old Town Penobscot 16
1984 Honda VF1100C (V65 Magna)