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Non-Xenon Car Washer Tank Upgrade

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My windscreen washer tank split over winter so I decided to upgrade and bought the larger capacity washer tank for the Bi-Xenon equipped cars with headlight washers. I realised when it arrived this had two pumps and if not plugged the hole for the second pump the tank would leak. Not only this, the first pump needs to be wedged against the second pump to hold it in place . So I decided to 3D print a plug that also held the second motor in place and plug the hole. I thought I'd share the file in case anyone else wanted to upgrade the tank capacity. You will want to print this with PETG as it will be in contact with water ideally with thicker walls, I went for 3mm. Here's a link for the file: Error 1drv.ms

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