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Boxster randomly dumps all washer fluid on garage floor...
As the title says, my 2004 Box S randomly dumps it's whole tank of washer fluid on the garage floor. In the 11 years I've had the car, this has probably happened 5 times. The car lives at my holiday home and as such it often sits for long periods. If I fill the washer fluid tank, it holds fluid with no problem, until all of a sudden the contents are on the floor, maybe months later... or not. Need some advice before I pull my front bumper.
Right front is where the puddle is, if that helps any.
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I think the tank is behind the wheel liner on drivers side.
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Do you have headlight washers? Could be that.
The only other fluid in the right front is coolant.
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Ding fing ding! We have a winner. Its the headlight washer. Looks like I'm overdue for a new pair of them.
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headlight washer replacement
FYI.. They can be easily replace by removing the headlight modules. No need to remove the bumper cover. But then you probably already figured that out.
Cheers.
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