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I should have something that will work for you. For Sale - OE Correct/OE Appearing Windshield Washer Fluid Pumps

This guy has parts and a lot of useful info if you want to attempt to do it yourself. Website: Home | Muscle Car Research LLC If you’d rather send it off for rebuild, these guys are excellent and reasonable. The the the combination valve for my 70 Challenger. Brake & Equipment Warehouse...

I’m pretty sure Steer & Gear does p/s pumps.

I have a limited supply of NOS OE correct and OE appearing windshield washer pumps. These pumps are correct for variety of applications, including 70-71 E-body, 67-71 B-body and 69-71 C-body. I have several options available with regard to the angle of pump discharge. Some of these are NOS out...

That’s a Grumman F-4F Wildcat

I had the same issue but cannot recall exactly what I used. I suspect it was one these three solvents. It worked well whichever one it was.

I have a very limited supply of NOS OE correct and OE appearing windshield washer pumps. These pumps are correct for variety of applications, including 70-71 E-body, 67-71 B-body and 69-71 C-body. I have several options available with regard to the angle of pump discharge. Some of these are NOS...

I’m pretty familiar with the pumps used on 68-71 B-bodies and 70-72 E-bodies. I’m not all familiar with C-bodies though. Do they look anything like these? Does the pump outlet go straight down from the bottle or does it come out at a 90 degree angle? Got any pics of originals? Thanks

What type of washer fluid pump is used with those and where does it mount?

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Thanks, they’re definitely 14” rings. I posted on another board and someone there had some similar rings that he believes are GM.

I picked these up a while back and have no idea what they’re from, including whether or not they are Mopar parts. Any help identifying will be appreciated. Thanks!

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Pretty common style clip also used to hold interior door panels in place.

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