Washer Bottle Relocation - Bottle Option

[pdogg]

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Guys,

Recently started down this path of sourcing a new bottle for the relocation from under my new slimline bumper... my cheap nature refused to pay the D90 bottle prices or such.. I found this little bottle on Amazon and it fits quite nicely in the old hydraulic jack location. The volume is probably a quarter of the original unit.

But it comes with the bottle, pump, hoses, electrical hardware, all for less than 35 bucks!

 

[K-rover]

Nice find! Ive been without one for a year now..

 

[*NR*BRENT]

just relocated mine to the jack location aswell. I used a bottle and pump I had laying around for a suzuki samurai. its a great fit with a little trimming. the pump pressure is nice too.

 

[The Fourth Amigo]

http://rtadlock.blogspot.ca/2007/12/land-rover-dii-washer-fluid-bottle.html

The bottle from Amazon will probably be easier but I thought what this guy did was pretty neat.

 

[pdogg]

http://rtadlock.blogspot.ca/2007/12/land-rover-dii-washer-fluid-bottle.html

The bottle from Amazon will probably be easier but I thought what this guy did was pretty neat.

Yeah that was one of my options, but I recently installed a used Safari Gard bumper and skid plate, and the access the this area would have meant removing the skid plate which was a pain to install in the first place..

But I thought about it!

 

[Disco2Guy]

Here's my take on the re-location of the washer bottle.

http://www.lrrforums.com/showthread.php?20725-A-different-approach-to-the-washer-bottle-relocation-mod&p=185779#post185779

 

[mbrummal]

If you don't have SAI you can move the bottle to the firewall on the right side of the engine bay.

 

[kennith]

I picked up a smaller one:

http://www.devon4x4.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=526&category_id=44&keyword=washer+bottle&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=14

I got it from Justin. I can't seem to find it on his site now, but he may still be able to get them. It really does tuck things up pretty neatly, and it's certainly not going to break.

It still holds enough fluid to be useful.

Cheers,

Kennith

 

[KyleT]

Op, great find.