Headlight washer check valve (1 Viewer)

[stusic]

I tried looking for this, but want having any luck; most posts I found were very old. My washer fluid just basically dumps onto the ground and I think it's the headlight washer check valve(s). Can someone help me with the part number and maybe where to get new ones?

1993 HDJ81

Thanks for any help!

 

[BILT4ME]

I tried looking for this, but want having any luck; most posts I found were very old. My washer fluid just basically dumps onto the ground and I think it's the headlight washer check valve(s). Can someone help me with the part number and maybe where to get new ones?

1993 HDJ81

Thanks for any help!

Search through www.partsouq.com

Those are not common in the USA.

 

[stusic]

Search through www.partsouq.com

Those are not common in the USA.

That's a lead! Can you confirm the part number is 85031–30020?

 

[BILT4ME]

That's a lead! Can you confirm the part number is 85031–30020?

No, because I don't have your VIN number, and that's up to you to confirm.

 

[stusic]

A FSM is in the works

 

[ppc]

The FSM does not provide part numbers

 

[stusic]

The FSM does not provide part numbers

I did not know that. I thought that was essentially the whole point of spending $200 on one...

 

[ppc]

Part numbers can change over time because of revisions, improvements etc. The online parts catalogs like www.partsouq.com and other dealership websites are the places to lookup part numbers. The FSM is of value as it provides systems overview, flowcharts and other details for diagnostic testing, disassembly, reassembly and adjustment procedures.

 

[stusic]

Okay, so the FSM isn't a complete waste, but I find so many sites where I look up my particular vehicle and get conflicting part numbers. Quite a few times I've offered part numbers only to find they were WAY off, even though I really thought I did my due diligence.

 

[clx16]

always do a google image search of something like "85031–30020 toyota" and see if it even looks like what you are trying to replace.

 

[Rifleman]

Okay, so the FSM isn't a complete waste

Trust me, the wealth of information contained within a factory service manual is well worth the money you'll spend on it, if you plan on doing your own repairs.

 

[jonheld]

Okay, so the FSM isn't a complete waste, but I find so many sites where I look up my particular vehicle and get conflicting part numbers. Quite a few times I've offered part numbers only to find they were WAY off, even though I really thought I did my due diligence.

partsouq.com
Enter your VIN. Part numbers are as accurate as possible. I usually cross reference part numbers with Toyota Parts | Toyota Online Parts | Genuine Toyota Parts | Toyota Parts Online to get the latest revision, availability, and pricing.
The FSM is invaluable. You will understand this once you start looking through it, as it goes into detail about every system and gives you troubleshooting techniques to help track down issues.