Genuine Honda 76806-SHJ-A01 Windshield Washer Pump

Took under 30 minutes to take the fender well out and replace the pump. Easy DIY. Saved a service visit.

Much cheaper on Amazon than elsewhere! Replacement is a 5-10 minute job. I posted a video on Youtube: [...]This worked perfectly on our Honda Odyssey. Drain the washer tank. Remove the front passenger side tire, remove the phillips screw and if necessary, some plastic rivets. Peel back the black plastic wheel well from the front side. Remove the old pump (it just pops out with a tug), transfer the hoses exactly (one is front and one is rear), connect the electrical connector, and stick the new pump in the hole. Fill the tank with some fluid and test. If it's working right put the trim piece back, put the tire back on, and torque it to specs.You may need to get the plastic rivets too: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HR5S2NS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

had an extra hose fitting for the washer fluid (had 2 only needed one for my car, 2011 Honda Civic LX) but we just capped off the other fitting and it works great. great pressure.

Works perfect in my 08 odyssey. Easy to install. Didn’t even remove the tire. Removed one screw and 2 clips on fender liner to aggressive. Small prybar to pop out old pump. Reverse procedure. Took 15 minutes.

Cannot find a pump with one output. Had to plug one of the two outputs

All of the windshield washer pumps that say they fit my car do not. I bought from amazon and went to two different auto stores looking for one, all improperly saying the wrong size fits. Finally found this for a different honda but this does in fact fit my 2007 Honda Civic Ex Sedan (4door). The only catch is there's an extra valve that shoots windshield washer fluid out. (I'm guessing for rear window cleaning which my car doesn't have) Solution, few layers of super glue to block the extra tube and voila, new pump in and washer works.Put the rubber gasket in place then slide the pump over it when installing - you won't be able to fit the pump on if that gasket is already on the pump. Uninstalling just unplug everything then pull it out. I didn't even need to take my washer fluid container out to replace it but I'm also missing that part of my wheel well so your results may vary. Turn the wheel all the way to the left, its on the passanger side under there.

This is a perfect fit OEM part. Installed on a 2007 Honda Odyssey to replace a worn out pump. This is an exact replacement so long term reliability would be expected to be the same as the pump it replaced. The original lasted for 9+ years and over 190,000 miles of midwestern region use. I am very pleased with the product. Price was very good and delivery time was great.

The only reason it's not getting five stars is because it did not come with the seal around the pump