Carrera911
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My wiper blades were disintegrating so I went and picked these up from Autozone. Unfortunately they only have the cheapies in 11" but they're probably still better than the military ones. After I pulled them off, I noticed they were branded Anco. So I did some digging and these look to be the exact OE replacement (Anco 51-11). Don't quote me though as I haven't ordered any to verify.
All that was needed to retrofit these was to drill out the center pin and use that hole for the mounting screw.
My windshield washer pump was also shot and found on here than Anco 67-23 is a drop in replacement ($10 amazon). (thanks @camoscout). I bench tested it on 24 volts (with water) for 30 seconds on, 1 minute off and 30 seconds on. It got slightly warm but not bad at all. I was really surprised how much water this little thing pumps too. It comes with a new rubber grommet tank seal as well. The tank fitting is barbed unlike the OE pump and that alone makes a really secure connection. That being said, I made a little bracket to mount it using the OE pump mounting hole. Made a new harness using the old pump connectors, dielectric grease on all connections and silicone around the metal pump housing / plastic and spade connectors. The pump doesn't say the polarity, tested it both ways and the lower connector is positive the way I have it mounted. The old washer hose was too short so I replaced all the line with a $7 amazon hose and fitting kit.
All that was needed to retrofit these was to drill out the center pin and use that hole for the mounting screw.
My windshield washer pump was also shot and found on here than Anco 67-23 is a drop in replacement ($10 amazon). (thanks @camoscout). I bench tested it on 24 volts (with water) for 30 seconds on, 1 minute off and 30 seconds on. It got slightly warm but not bad at all. I was really surprised how much water this little thing pumps too. It comes with a new rubber grommet tank seal as well. The tank fitting is barbed unlike the OE pump and that alone makes a really secure connection. That being said, I made a little bracket to mount it using the OE pump mounting hole. Made a new harness using the old pump connectors, dielectric grease on all connections and silicone around the metal pump housing / plastic and spade connectors. The pump doesn't say the polarity, tested it both ways and the lower connector is positive the way I have it mounted. The old washer hose was too short so I replaced all the line with a $7 amazon hose and fitting kit.
