where is the cheapest place to get a new tank to hold water for my windshield wipers. 92 Toyota Pickup 4x4 v6

Actually I need all of it as I dont think the pump works either its all old and this is a rebuild

Thanks

 

Any you live ??

 

Best cheap place is a salvage yard (4Runner would be same one too).
Check ebay (I got at radiator overflow bottle there).
craigslist
And last and cost the most is your local dealer parts for the tank.
I think you can get the pump at auto stores like Auto Zone...
Good Luck and Have fun!!!!

 

Pull a part is a great source and cheap, however, since you did not mention where you are, I can not tell you if there is one near you.

 

You can get deeply discounted OEM Toyota parts from Gary Smith at Newnan Toyota in Georgia. He gives significant discounts to forum members:

Gary Smith
Parts Manager
Toyota of Newnan
2 Herring Road
Newnan, GA 30265
(678)854-9601
www.toyotaofnewnan.com
email: garys@toyotaofnewnan.com
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Looks like I will give him a call. I hate to buy something that old used since its plastic

 

Are you replacing the tank just because it's old? My 21 year old tank is still in perfect condition...no reason to replace it if it isn't damaged.

 

There is no Bottom left to the tank. It was like that when I bought it

 

Bottom gone is probably related to a battery leak at some point. Call Gary Smith & he'll fix you up. Let him know we sent you from the Toyota forum.

 

Duct tape.

 

X2 on JBurt Sugestion, Duct tape fixes everything, J/Kidding!!!!
Good one!!!! :}LOL

 

My washer tank started leaking, slow but steady, at about 18 years. It's a much flimsier part than the coolant overflow tank.
I replaced it with a new OEM unit from one of the online discount Toyota dealers.

 

Did you ever get your windsheild washer container? I had ordered the motor part because mine was eaten up by battery acid. My battery was loose & moved into contact with the PS pump pulley~

Gary

AKA: TNRabbit

 

The "Jar, Washer Assy" runs $38 to $112 at www.ToyotaPartsZone.com, depending on model. I've never ordered from them (but they have a great web site). You might want to get your dealer price before you wander the junk yards.