DontBanCooter

Hey...

I noticed tonight I am leaking fluid, comes out right when I pour more in...

Anyone have to replace a reservoir before? If so... how hard was it?

Also, if I don't need to replace it, what should I use to patch it that I won't have to worry about falling off or anything...?

thanks in advance.

rel3rd

iTrader: (42)

Don't know if the one in your 05 is in the same place as my 02's, but mine has done the same thing...twice...

But...it wasn't the reservoir itself, it was battery acid eating the rubber hose to the squirters. If your battery is right there like mine is, check that first...

DontBanCooter

yah im gonna start ripping it apart tomorrow to check it out...

guessing by how you worded it, i assume yours is also in the front right squeezed next to the battery.

ill check it out
thanks!

Slammed96

iTrader: (5)

Its about the easiest fix ever. As soon as you get the battery out you'll be able to see where either the bottle, or more likely, the hose is leaking.

rel3rd

iTrader: (42)

Mine's in the left front, driver's side, but yes, battery right next to the w/w fluid tank (and hose)

Good Luck.

1989k1500

iTrader: (23)

Also check and make sure the pump didnt come out or the low fluid level sensor.

DontBanCooter

fixed it.

ended up having a cracked pump. jacked the truck up and ripped the old one out, ran to bennett auto supply, got one for $20 and change, and put the new one in. took about 30mins.

SnakeOiler

iTrader: (6)

I had a leaky battery that caused the reservoir to leak. So, I replaced it (battery and reservoir). Then, I still had a leak. As mentioned, pump had a crack - so, I took it all back out and replaced the pump. A lot of work that should have only been done once, but I did finally get it to stop leaking.