BMW Headlight Washer Pump - Genuine BMW 61678357837

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BMW Exterior Lighting diagram for 528i, 540i, 740i, 740iL, 750iL

A headlight washer pump is a small electric pump within a car that delivers pressurized washer fluid to the headlight lenses, cleaning them when activated, typically in situations with heavy rain, snow, or mud; a failing headlight washer pump will show symptoms like no fluid spraying from the headlight washer nozzles, inconsistent spray patterns, or the pump not engaging at all when activated.

• No fluid spray: The most obvious sign - when you activate the headlight washers, no fluid comes out of the nozzles.
• Weak or inconsistent spray: The fluid may spray weakly or in an uneven pattern, not effectively cleaning the headlight lens.

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