This summer I got my pneumatic windshield washers all cleaned up and working on my 5a.. Removed it and put in the garage to replace that last O ring. Tonight I went out to do a few things and found the washer unit on its side with the bottom plastic tank busted. Any body have any clue as to if this could be replaced ,or is a total replacement the best solution.
thanks.Mike
Does that one swing out with door like on the MCI-8? reason I ask might have one in surplus parts. If so will ck tomorrow. Bob
For used, try Caylor Supply. For new try MCI. Pretty standard across the older MCI line. I would convert to electric myself, you can pick up the parts out of a junk yard, or one source for new is Hayden.
Thanks, Bob
I will send a pic
I converted my 4905 to electric after I did a post-mortem on the old pneumatic pump. It was a bunch of dried up rubber, broken springs and rusty goopy water! After google searching for what seemed to be days, I discovered that there aren't new ones being made.
The hardest part of converting to electric was installing the 24to12VDC converter I had bought a while back. I figure the effort wasn't wasted as I will need other 12 VDC gadgets while underway, including my new GPS speedometer.
Steve Toomey
pabusnut
My windshield washer is pneumatic, but not a pneumatic pump. Air pressure is used to move fluid from the tank out to the windshield. There is an electric solenoid valve that controls the operation. Very simple.
this is a pic of my washer set up. it is the glass bowl at the bottom that is missing. it is about 2.5 inches dia. and about 4 inches tall.
thanks
total differant than what I have. sorry. Haven't seen one like that. Bob