Windshield Washer Pump

Chris_08_M3 · 07-30-2019, 11:03 PM

Recently I have been getting the low washer fluid message and after topping up and not using any fluid the message returned. A quick search and it appears to be a leaking washer pump. The repair seems easy enough but the part at the dealer ship is $130 and on Amazon i see it for $10-$30. Anyone try these Amazon ones before? There are little to no reviews so I don't want to use these and then have it fail a month later.

Just wanted to see if anyone has a link to a shop where I can buy it from otherwise I think I am out $130 from the dealership.

For reference here is the part number: 67127302589.

Thanks

Atomicteal_M3 · 07-31-2019, 05:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris_08_M3

Recently I have been getting the low washer fluid message and after topping up and not using any fluid the message returned. A quick search and it appears to be a leaking washer pump. The repair seems easy enough but the part at the dealer ship is $130 and on Amazon i see it for $10-$30. Anyone try these Amazon ones before? There are little to no reviews so I don't want to use these and then have it fail a month later.

Just wanted to see if anyone has a link to a shop where I can buy it from otherwise I think I am out $130 from the dealership.

For reference here is the part number: 67127302589.

Thanks

Order it yourself and save some cash!
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...p/67127302589/

Btw. Stick with OEM for piece of mind and guaranteed reliability!

Reference post
https://www.m3post.com/forums/showth...534&page=3

Chris_08_M3 · 07-31-2019, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by BLKLYZ

Order it yourself and save some cash!
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...p/67127302589/

Btw. Stick with OEM for piece of mind and guaranteed reliability!

Reference post
https://www.m3post.com/forums/showth...=785534&page=3

You are probably right about OEM. I just don't trust those cheap parts as you do not know if it will fail again or worse have some electrical issues.

I tried ECS but after the shipping (which apparently is not free for Canada) and exchange rate the price is actually the same as the dealer.

I guess I am heading over to the dealer today.

Thanks for your help.

Damado93 · 07-31-2019, 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris_08_M3

Quote:

Originally Posted by BLKLYZ

Order it yourself and save some cash!
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...p/67127302589/

Btw. Stick with OEM for piece of mind and guaranteed reliability!

Reference post
https://www.m3post.com/forums/showth...534&page=3

You are probably right about OEM. I just don't trust those cheap parts as you do not know if it will fail again or worse have some electrical issues.

I tried ECS but after the shipping (which apparently is not free for Canada) and exchange rate the price is actually the same as the dealer.

I guess I am heading over to the dealer today.

Thanks for your help.

To be honest, all you need is Super Glue, a 10mm and some time.

There's a video on YouTube of an individual who has the same problem, I did as wel, and used his method. The super glue has held up for over 5 months. Just another method if you don't want to expend money

triggz82 · 07-31-2019, 10:03 AM

The superglue is a patch job that you can hold off of. If you're in Toronto you can go to certain dealerships that have 10% of parts if you're part of some enthusiast groups or try germanparts.ca. Mine also broke about two years ago and I went that route. Easy DYI anyway so you save on any labour.

drchuck72 · 08-01-2019, 08:07 AM

Check out this link.

https://germanparts.ca/parts/C0208B

I think this place is pretty reputable.

yoslow · 08-01-2019, 09:00 AM

I have a spare one if you want to experiment on it - wasn't functioning, dm me if interested

6ixSpd · 08-06-2019, 07:49 AM

I rolled the dice with the Amazon ones for my daily driven 328i last summer. No issues at all and it's been a year.

Chris_08_M3 · 08-08-2019, 09:17 AM

I ultimately went with the OEM one. Was a simple install which took less than an hour.

Tip: After installing and putting everything back together I tested the spay and everything looked good. A few min later I see fluid on the floor so I'm like WTF. Spayed again and more fluid came. Thought I installed it wrong so took everything apart again and found that the fluid leaking was simply from the drain (ie. excess fluid drains behind the wheel well in a similar spot to the original pump leak when you spay your windshield). Its actually on both sides of the car but i never noticed because i only usually spay while driving. In this case i was parked.

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Chris_08_M3 Private First Class 32 Rep 101 Posts Drives: 2008 M3 E92 Jerez Black Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Toronto iTrader: (0)	Windshield Washer Pump Recently I have been getting the low washer fluid message and after topping up and not using any fluid the message returned. A quick search and it appears to be a leaking washer pump. The repair seems easy enough but the part at the dealer ship is $130 and on Amazon i see it for $10-$30. Anyone try these Amazon ones before? There are little to no reviews so I don't want to use these and then have it fail a month later. Just wanted to see if anyone has a link to a shop where I can buy it from otherwise I think I am out $130 from the dealership. For reference here is the part number: 67127302589. Thanks
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triggz82 Private 30 Rep 86 Posts Drives: E90 M3 Join Date: May 2017 Location: Toronto iTrader: (0)	The superglue is a patch job that you can hold off of. If you're in Toronto you can go to certain dealerships that have 10% of parts if you're part of some enthusiast groups or try germanparts.ca. Mine also broke about two years ago and I went that route. Easy DYI anyway so you save on any labour.
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drchuck72 Lieutenant 69 Rep 473 Posts Drives: 2009 BMW M3 Coupe Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Toronto, ON iTrader: (9)	Check out this link. https://germanparts.ca/parts/C0208B I think this place is pretty reputable. __________________ DR CHUCK 2009 E92 M3 Le Mans Blau on Schwartz. DCT. RAC RG63, KW V3, Eisenmann Race, AP Racing, Vorsteiner GTS5 Front Bumper, Vorsteiner GTS-V Rear Diffuser.
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yoslow Private First Class 56 Rep 110 Posts Drives: SSII E92 M3 Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Toronto iTrader: (0)	I have a spare one if you want to experiment on it - wasn't functioning, dm me if interested
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Chris_08_M3 Private First Class 32 Rep 101 Posts Drives: 2008 M3 E92 Jerez Black Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Toronto iTrader: (0)	I ultimately went with the OEM one. Was a simple install which took less than an hour. Tip: After installing and putting everything back together I tested the spay and everything looked good. A few min later I see fluid on the floor so I'm like WTF. Spayed again and more fluid came. Thought I installed it wrong so took everything apart again and found that the fluid leaking was simply from the drain (ie. excess fluid drains behind the wheel well in a similar spot to the original pump leak when you spay your windshield). Its actually on both sides of the car but i never noticed because i only usually spay while driving. In this case i was parked.
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