ACI 174347 Windshield Washer Pump

I own a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0 (XJ) Everything works like a charm. I seen some reviews with other Jeep models having issues with the replacement gasket and having to save & re-use the old one, but this was not the case for my vehicle. Gasket worked perfect and the wiring was identical. Maybe that’s unique to the XJ or post 1996 when changes were made the the model All in all a great replacement 🤝

Fit perfectly on 2001 jeep cherokee xj. The pump can be used for either front or back while the adapter harness is used for the front pump.

Installed this pump on a Jeep TJ. Installation is easy as the old unit pulls out of the washer reservoir and the new one snaps in with the included gasket. The wiring is not a direct replacement from OEM though. The wiring harness plugs into the factory plug but must then be connected to the pump motor. The motor is unmarked and there is no direction on how to hook it up. I just hooked it up and if it runs but doesn’t pump water, reverse the wires at the motor. Overall, this is a great replacement that works great.

Easy peasy on my 2004 Wrangler. Only problem was the new gasket doesn't fit, so I leaked all my old fluid out and then had to reuse my old gasket. I removed my tank but in hindsight the easy way to do this is just to put a bucket under the Jeep, pull the old motor and jam the new one end. You need to remove the radiator overflow tank to make this easier, which is a 5 second tool-free job

This pump works great for me. Easy to replace. If you put the wires on the wrong terminals, just swap them. No, it doesn't come with instructions. Most automotive replacement parts don't. If you need help call a friend or check youtube. I am sure there is a video on how to replace a Jeep windshield washer pump. I will say, you can do it fast and dirty without removing the washer tank or you can do it cleaner and neater by removing the tank. It is up to you. The tank is only three bolts and you can clean it out while it is out.

The grommet provided with this pump was too small for my 2003 Jeep TJ Wrangler Rubicon. I didn’t realize this until after I had installed the pump, reinstalled the reservoir and filled it up with a gallon of wiper fluid. I wasted about 3/4 of a gallon of fluid while I removed the pump, swapped the new grommet with the old grommet and reinstalled the pump. On a brighter note, the electrical connections fit and the pump works. Luckily, I still had the original grommet and it was in pretty good shape. Wasted about $4.00 of fluid though. If the grommet were the correct size, this would be a 5-star review across the board.

I installed this on a single pump 04 Jeep Wrangler. I bought a replacement that came with a new reservoir from another online source a few months back but within a couple months that pump went out. So not needing the reservoir I went looking for the pump alone. I picked this one and so far it's been a good buy. The install was easy but the included rubber grommet did not fit and leaked badly. However the one that was on the pump that burned out fit great and made the new pump seal tight. It's been several days now and I still have no leaks. So far I'm very happy and if anything changes I'll be sure to update this.

I went in aware that it wasn’t gonna be the strongest sprayer and it isn’t but it gets the washer fluid up to the windshield and the new wipers takes over from there. I read the reviews about the gasket so I was careful taking out the old pump motor and put this one in and no leaks. When your going from your oem to this pump you need the wire harness since you only have the two pigtails to plug into the new pump, on the opposite end is the adapter that plugs into the oem plug and it fit perfectly on my 2002 Jeep TJ. This beats the $91 they want for the actual Jeep windshield washer pump and since I got it and it didn’t work I’m not sure how much of a difference there would be. Hope this was helpful.