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Old 12-30-2018, 04:39 PM
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Washer Fluid leak
Seems like exact symptom as this tsb. Should I try asking for goodwill as TSB suggests? Seems like dealer can do it cheap and quickly ($15 parts).


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Old 12-30-2018, 05:22 PM
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Not sure if its necessary remove fender to re-adjust the bolts. Seems like the neck can be replaced by itself without removing the fender. that maybe good enough?
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Old 01-03-2019, 10:43 AM
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Mine was leaking badly. It was a broken plastic part right at the pump where it divides the flow into the 2 little hoses for each side. I had to take the bumper off to get at it. I fixed it with some sealant/glue stuff, let it dry for awhile, and it has been good since.
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Originally Posted by AlanW
Mine was leaking badly. It was a broken plastic part right at the pump where it divides the flow into the 2 little hoses for each side. I had to take the bumper off to get at it. I fixed it with some sealant/glue stuff, let it dry for awhile, and it has been good since.
my problem is different. Its exactly what tsb say, only leaks at the neck where it connects with reservoir. After level drops bellow neck it stops leaking.
seems like there is a defect in original part and Acura has updated part for the neck.
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If there's a TSB, just take it in
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
If there's a TSB, just take it in
yeah, surprisingly tsb says that service manager may consider it for good will.
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Happened to me, I had to get a new tank...
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Originally Posted by CSmoney28
Happened to me, I had to get a new tank...
Why new tank, the TSB says to replace the neck? Is this a different issue?
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My tank ended up being cracked...
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