GM 88958119
Washer Reservoir

You must begin by opening the hood and lifting the condenser seal to access the washer solvent container for replacement when rpo code ce4 is absent. Use a tool to remove both the washer solvent container cap and the bolt that holds the fill neck to the upper tie bar. Start by taking off both the lower air deflector and the headlamp which matches the vehicle's left-hand drive configuration for lhd or right-hand drive configuration for rhd. Move solvent out of the container while you unplug the washer hose from the Washer Pump and detach the electrical connector which holds the washer solvent container in place. Only disconnect the electrical connectors of both the Washer Pump and washer solvent level sensor before removing the fasteners securing the container. Move the clinch nut off the horizontal bracket body rail connection before lifting the container from its key hole slot position in the body rail and guiding the fill neck through the radiator support for removal from the vehicle. Place the Washer Pump together with the washer level sensor and horizontal bracket and container cap into the new container. The washer system installation requires users to attach washer components to the new container followed by filling the radiator support with the filler neck and securing the electrical harness retainer clip. Position the container over the stud on the tie bar outer reinforcement panel before fitting the clinch nut stud into the key hole slot on the body rail. Verify that the stud rests properly on the panel. Install the six nuts at positions 1, 2 and 6 and tighten them to 6 n.m (53 lb in) torque specification together with both the clinch nut and the horizontal bracket nut set to the same level. Use washer hose to link the Washer Pump to its counterpart device. Pair electrical connectors by attaching one to Washer Pump and another to washer solvent level sensor. Secure the bolt to the upper tie bar then apply torque at 6 n.m (53 lb in). Afterward replace the front bumper fascia with the headlamp assembly and lower air deflector. Position the condenser seal while filling the washer solvent container until you install the cap then close the hood.

To replace the washer solvent container without ce4 you start by opening the hood then lifting the outer part of the condenser seal to spot the bolt that holds the filler neck to the upper tie bar. Untwist the bolt above the washer solvent container neck to take out both fixture parts. To access the washer solvent container begin by taking off the lower air deflector and front bumper fascia as well as the right-side headlamp for vehicles with left-hand drive or left-side headlamp for right-hand drive. Unscrew the washer container and take off power connections from the Washer Pump before letting solvent drain. Separate the electrical cables from the Washer Pump and washer solvent level sensor before removing their fasteners from the container. Detach the clinch nut holding the container to the horizontal bracket then lift the container from its key hole slot at the body rail before guiding the fill neck down to take out the container completely. Move the Washer Pump and all related parts including the level sensor and horizontal bracket to the new washer container before installation. Place the new container's filler neck upwards through the radiator support then fit the electrical connector clip before setting the container over the stud attached to the tie bar outer reinforcement panel. Position the clinch nut stud through the key hole slot on the body rail and position it correctly on the stud of the tie bar outer reinforcement panel. Fasten nuts (1,2,6) to their container positions then tighten each piece to 6 n.m (53 lb in) with the clinch nut and horizontal bracket nut set at the same torque level. Join the washer hose with the Washer Pump and plug the electrical connectors onto both washer units and the washer fluid level sensor. Put back the headlamp unit with the front bumper parts and lower air strip. Install the bolt that connects the upper tie bar to the washer solvent container filler neck and tighten it to 6 n.m (53 lb in). Position the condenser seal while filling the washer solvent container and placing on its cap before closing the hood.

Remove the lower air deflector, front bumper fascia, and the appropriate headlamp (passenger side for LHD or driver side for RHD).

Open the hood and lift the corner of the condenser seal to access the bolt securing the washer solvent container neck to the upper tie bar.