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What model years would fit my 95 SE? I'm guessing 94-99
I need to replace mine and I am going the cheap way through a junk yard.
I need to replace mine and I am going the cheap way through a junk yard.
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If you know a junkyard dude pretty well, you can get a reservoir for free. That'* how I got my windshield fluid reservoir. What happened to the old one?
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Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
What happened to the old one?
Has a seam leak mid way up. If I keep the level just below "cold" it doesn't leak. I can pull one from local junkyard for about 5 bucks.
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