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YOUR RESEARCH997 Windscreen washer leak - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

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Check t piece fitting

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You should be able to check the T piece fitting which nests just behind the battery.
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Check t piece fitting

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You should be able to check the T piece fitting which nests just behind the battery.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have to top up my reservoir a lot, common problem or source of leak please? Secondly are there 2 pumps for screen and headlamps?

POST 2Original post

You should be able to check the T piece fitting which nests just behind the battery. It's a push-and-twist fitting and can sometimes leak.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for that, I'll check it out for integrity. Having seen a Youtube vid on a leaking pump and its location Ive found wet and blue staining at rear bottom of front wheel arch, so I guess theres the culprit. Just need to confirm if theres 2 pumps or the 1.

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PaddyZulu said: Thanks for that, I'll check it out for integrity. Having seen a Youtube vid on a leaking pump and its location Ive found wet and blue staining at rear bottom of front wheel arch, so I guess theres the culprit. Just need to confirm if theres 2 pumps or the 1. There is a connector to the headlights behind the wheel arch cover - might be that.

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