URO Parts 1J5955651 Washer Pump

Restored my ability to use the windshield washers, good quality part should last a long time. Used in my 2004 BMW 325Ci

Such a great price as this is almost $30 cheaper than the OEM BMW one. It's amazing on how the one in my X5 just died or shall I say was dying. You will notice when your washing fluid doesn't shoot as strong as it used too and the big one is when you get that washer fluid low warning knowing you just filled it. For those who don't mind getting dirty, this is a very easy install, I am telling you now that The BMW Dealership "Stealership" will rip you off by charging you $200 to do this for you and this is one of the easiest installs in the world. It will cost you less than $20 to install this as you will need no tools at all other than your fingers and two hands and it will take less than 6 minutes and that's including refilling it. please also get the pump grommet with this and change it out as well because it also goes bad and again it is less than $20. Again and I can't stress this enough, this is a very easy install...

Great replacement for the OEM washer fluid pump, better quality than other aftermarket pumps. I only needed one however if you have a 07 x3 it does have two (one for the front and one for the back) spray pressure is great and fit perfect.

Looks just like the original part, and seems to work fine. Since mine was broken when I got it, can't compare the power of the spray. I'd say the spray is good but not "strong." It's a quick 10 minute job, I suggest looking at the videos on youtube to get an idea of what to do (there are at least six) and THEN look at the one by "World Mechanics" ( [...] ) ... you'll see how easy it really is. I mention to do it in this order because you get the overkill version, then you watch the straight to the chase version and it makes a lot more sense that way. Note that is is not specific to the pump, it's about replacing the reservoir--but it shows how easy it is to take out the reservoir--which you need to do anyway--and which the other videos make overly complicated or do a terrible job of demonstrating. You CAN replace everything with a full reservoir, you'll get a little leakage from the top and from the bottom when you pull the pump, but no need to drain it, once you remove all the wires/connections just tip on it's side so the spot to connect the pump is on top. Only extra advice I have is if you replace the grommet/strainer (also available on amazon) make sure it's fully seated or it will leak. The grommet I got seemed not to fit as tight as the original.

Works perfectly for our 2003 Mercedes. Don't forget to order a new rubber Grommet. You will need both the pump and the grommet from the same mfg.

The windshield washer pump on my BMW 325ci had never worked since I had bought the car (used). I finally got around to checking the pump and saw that it was corroded and beyond repair. I expected to have to pay a fairly good amount of money to replace it, and maybe spend a lot of time. To my amazement, this little pump was very inexpensive and was a 15 minute job to put in. The pump works great and it was one of the easiest fixes I've ever done on a car (and I do a lot of them!). I highly recommend this pump even for people who don't think they are all that handy. You can get your windshield washer working again, easily and cheaply,

It seems to be holding up fine after a year of use, and it was just the ticket to get my 2013 Passat's windshield washer spraying again.

My BMW 325xi was leaking washer fluid everywhere. I knew the local dealership would screw me for several hundred dollars to fix it. Also, they never have any parts in stock, so it is always two trips in (one to diagnose and another to put the parts in a couple days later). Bought this pump and the rubber grommet for a total of $13. Took about five minutes to put it in -- the fluid container is held on with one screw. Works perfectly. Now if anyone can figure out why BMW has such lousy reliability, please let me know. It seems everything goes wrong with mine eventually. How can the Japanese cars be so much better built? German cars look better and are more fun to drive, but it seems they are going out of their way to make the dealers rich on repairs.

Works as good as the original part, fits perfect, so far so good, no complaints.

Cumple perfectamente con su función le quedó a mi Jetta 2006. Llevo 5 meses con el producto y sin problema, la presión de agua que arroja es igual al del original. Buen producto

Buen producto. Funcionó ala perfección. Y la instalación fácil. El producto fue instalado en un volkswagen Jetta clásico 2009.

Was getting some part number discrepancies online, maybe because Amazon isn’t able to differentiate E91 wagon and E90 sedan in the partssearch. Anyways for those with an E91 wagon I replaced my failed rear washer pump with this and it fit and works just fine. A bit of a pain to access the pump, but just search on YouTube for diy videos.

time will tell, bu this seems to be as good as the OE pump. Direct fit and minutes to change