windshiled washer fluid tank

[speedmo21]

so i cracked up my speed about weeks ago..got it back today went to put in washer fluid and it leaked out..big crack in the bottom of the tank..anyone know where i can get my hands on a tank for the washer fluid??

 

[Gbourdon]

I did the same exact thing. Ran around with no fluid for a long ass time. I patched it with some 2 part epoxy from VIP and it hasnt leaked a drop since.

Before then it would piss out everywhere. Mine cracked along the seam.

 

[Swerny]

1. duct tape.
2. if #1 doesn't work, scrap yard.

 

[noclue119]

so i cracked up my speed about weeks ago..got it back today went to put in washer fluid and it leaked out..big crack in the bottom of the tank..anyone know where i can get my hands on a tank for the washer fluid??

my suggestion take it out and run the fmic pipe through there.

 

[mspdfreak]

1) Junkyard
2)Dealer (They can't be THAT much)

 

[Pretzellogic]

1) Junkyard
2)Dealer (They can't be THAT much)

1) Yup yup.
2) Sure they can

 

[Gbourdon]

I'm telling you. Epoxy that b****. It's covered up from the bottom anyway. The epoxy holds fine. I tried to find one online for a while and gave up. Don't forget, I am sure you will have to get the whole pump assembly and stuff too.

Epoxy is going to be cheaper than the bottle and easier to do.

edit: duct tape wont work, trust me.

 

[Pretzellogic]

I'm telling you. Epoxy that b****. It's covered up from the bottom anyway. The epoxy holds fine. I tried to find one online for a while and gave up. Don't forget, I am sure you will have to get the whole pump assembly and stuff too.

Epoxy is going to be cheaper than the bottle and easier to do.

edit: duct tape wont work, trust me.

I agree. Take it out, dry it off, epoxy, and put it back in. Removal isn't that hard.

 

[Wiggles422]

i'd use epoxy, silicon, or aquarium glue... no one's gonna pay any attention to it, and all three of those "glues" dry clear

 

[StreetUnit]

http://www.**********.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SU&Product_Code=12400903&Category_Code=MSPEngine

Here is a replacement...