It’s not uncommon at many car shows to see plenty of cars with a windshield washer pump that no longer functions. Those tell tale signs of an inoperable pump include missing hose lines, broken fittings, and even the electrical unplugged. Thankfully, our friends at Original Parts Group, Inc. have all the correct reproduction parts to restore these pumps, and with just a little effort, you’ll be seeing things a lot clearer.
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