Front Windshield Washer Pump

I bought this part for my 2014 Silverado, took about 30 minutes to install (it will take about an hour for anyone who don't know how, look on youtube for instructions), Works great.

Fits and works well on 2003 gmc sierra. Connectors often get corroded at the connection point. May want to check that first though.

Mounted right up in place and electric plug worked. 2017 Chevy Silverado

Front Windshield Washer Pump w/Grommet Replacement,..., Replaces OEM 22999423, 84518407.[Note: pump was used on a 2016 Chevrolet Colorado, V6.]. The plastic hose tube fitting is rotated 90 deg. It does not fit like OEM. Never saw one with this defect/option, but I was able to make it work although the fit was a little tight.. Initially I thought this washer pump did not squirt far enough with low output. The water only came out as as a stream about 25% up the windshield. But that was after the vehicle sat for a couple of days with a lower battery voltage. I then tested it while driving when the alternator increased the voltage to about 13.8 volts. That did the trick. It now sprays up the windshield around 2/3 up with a good spray and not a stream.. The washer pump functions normally while driving!. Cheap alternative to OEM.I give this washer pump a 4, but will increase to a 5 if the pump has reasonable longevity. Car part stores: $37, this unit: $10.

Finally had time to get tire off and replace it and after everything the fluid hose/ clip will not stay locked on to the new pump. Something is off on the tip and won't allow it to lock on like the old one. And of course return window is closed now.

Works as it should and looks the same as OEM. Not easy to install as BMW makes accessibility difficult. The part is good.

Seems like a quality product, looks just like the one that came out of the vehicle.

UPDATE: THE MOTOR HUMS BUT DOESNT SPRAY. Working so far. The grommet is hard to install. I recommend re-using the old one if possible. If you need to use the new one use liquid soap to lube it. Place it over the hole and use two long rods or screwdrivers, etc to hold one side down and the other to press the center in.