ACI 177113 Windshield Washer Pump

Perfect fit for my 1998 CR-V. I was very pleased and it was easy to install.

Good fit. Used the old black grommet. New one wasn,t a tight fit. Did not use the splice connectors. Used crimp connector and shrink tubing. Worked well. Good value for the price.

Ok, this was pretty well made. Easy to install on my 2000 Honda CR-V (just remove the bumper - and grill - makes it easier to get at.hose fit snuggly and popped in like a dealer part.good product, good price

I don't enjoy writing "meh" reviews, but I think people should be aware before purchasing.I tried to find Honda Genuine (or similar type) of these pumps; none available at the time.Installation was rougher than expected. Honda did not put the pumps in a space that is easy to finagle around in the CRVs (2004 at least - which they're just above the driver side wheel well behind the plastic flashing - removing the tire is recommended for ease of access). The fluid lines don't want to be taken off. Not the pump part's fault though...Unfortunately, these parts are not technically front/rear interchangeable (connection points are on different sides on OEM ones) as one would assume. You'll see when you try. Just pray the connectors reach.It is very obvious these are made in China. Lighter in weight; quality is subpar compared to the OEM pumps from Honda.Motor strength (washer pressure) is okay - I was expecting it not to be as strong considering manufacture origin, but was hoping they weren't so weak... I almost wanted to put the OEM ones back in, because the pressure difference was very noticeable... especially since I didn't need to replace them at all; they were just very clogged with air pockets or debris from the reservoir going dry constantly (the reservoir caps kept popping off and disappearing until I finally bought a Honda Genuine replacement). My dad hooked them up to a battery and they were blasting with no lapses. I decided to keep the OEM ones for when the China ones do inevitably fail; I just didn't want to go through reinstalling again since it wasn't gonna be a quick swap-out.They haven't failed yet (although I only drive the CRV once/twice a week) so I can't really attest to its longevity hence the 5 stars for that.Save your money if you can though. Check and clean the fluid lines out first (or suck the air pockets out with your mouth like my dad did lol nasty) and make sure your pumps are actually bad before you finish installation and downgrade to these... Better yet, just go to a junkyard and snatch some OEM ones off an unfortunate retiree if you can.

The pump itself fits perfectly and it works like it should.However, the electrical connection did not fit the harness for the rear pump of my 2003 Subaru Forester, so I had to use the splice kit. I snipped the wires just below the harness and used a couple of insulated butt connections and a crimper to join the wires. Wrapped it with rubber electrical tape to help keep the moisture out.Like I said, the pump works great. Just don't expect plug-and-play with every vehicle.

Put the song 2000 Honda CRV they worked perfectly installation was easy and they work as good as the factory would recommend for 97 to 2000 Honda CRV

I dislike that all contents were not included in plastic packaging.

Put this in a 2004 Subaru forester and it was and exactly replacement!