underneath my truck this morning. Raised the hood and the other end was in the same tiedown as the wiring for the windshield wipers. I assume this must be the wiper fluid hose? I don't currently have a wiper fluid container, so cannot verify for sure. Anyone have any idea?

Sounds like your assumption is good to me. Did you try tracing said hose?

UTfball68 said:

Sounds like your assumption is good to me. Did you try tracing said hose?

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Didn't take long. The other end wasn't hooked up.

was found small rubber hose... now installing a wiper pump.

wareagle said:

Didn't take long. The other end wasn't hooked up.

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Does anyone have any documentation on installing a wiper pump on a 1970 F100?

Thank you in advance,
Steven

wareagle said:

I don't currently have a wiper fluid container, so cannot verify for sure.

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If you don't have the reservoir, you cannot install the w/shield washer pump.

The washer pump (C8SZ-17664-A) fits into the reservoir (C8TZ-17618-A) using a gasket (C8UZ-17B610-A), lock ring (382243-S) and washer filter (C8UZ-17K608-A).

The reservoir has a round hole at the bottom, the filter goes in first, followed by the lock ring, gasket and pump.

1968/70 F100/350 is the same. The whole tamale (including the routing of the hoses and etc.) is illustrated here: 1964/72 Ford Truck Parts Catalog / Illustration Section 175.1, Page 1.

This catalog is available on a CD from hipoparts.com for 22 bucks. EVERYONE that owns an old rolling pile of misery, needs the apropos parts catalog!

This is the best I have right now.

3 Printers and 2 of them the computer with W7 won't recognize and the other is almost out of ink as you can see.

I'll be back with a better one.
Click each image it make take 4 times until you see a highly magnified image

Ach du lieber! ^^ That's the WRONG parts catalog, WRONG illustration and the WRONG parts catalog reference! ^^

The OP has a 1970 .. not a 1973. Open your peepers: 1964/72 truck catalog: Illustration Section 175, Page 1.

1973 uses totally different parts than 1968/70. 1971/72 is different than 1968/70.

If you don't post the correct pics, all that does is confuses peeps...and some are confused enough already.

I have that CD at home (thanks to your suggestion before).

And I did realize I needed the reservoir (among other parts), was just curious how the pump was mounted.

And I agree. I am confused enough already.

There are universal type units out there if you would so choose to do so.

Fellro said:

There are universal type units out there if you would so choose to do so.

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Thanks Fellro

I found one on one of the auto parts stores websites, but cannot remember which now... uggghhhhhhh

I was thinking we had them in the store, will look into it in the morning

Fellro said:

I was thinking we had them in the store, will look into it in the morning

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What store do you work at?

Autozone, for now. I get done with my engineering classes, that will be done.

Found this one at O'reilys. Let me know if you have one there for less

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/ANC0/6601.oap

Part #9-400, $15.99. Held it in my hand... Just couldn't find it in the computer, imagine that...

Fellro said:

Part #9-400, $15.99. Held it in my hand... Just couldn't find it in the computer, imagine that...

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Is that for the complete kit, including the pump, reservoir, filter all hoses?

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Part #9-400, $15.99. Held it in my hand... Just couldn't find it in the computer, imagine that...

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Found it on their website

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/_/N-9cibf?checkfit=true&counter=4&itemIdentifier=130258_0_0_

But it said it didn't fit my 1970 F100. This one fits, but does not come with the reservoir.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/pa...Identifier=368852_44259_0_&_requestid=2059430

Since it is universal, it is not a direct fit, which is all that means, so you have to set it up. You have to wire it(two wires) and make it mount. I can get dims if you want, but don't work again until Sunday.

I will check it out again. The connectors are already there on the wiring harness, I just need to find out the dimensions of the reservoir to be sure I can find a place for it to fit.

Nearly forgot about getting the measurement, did forget for a while, but happened to remember today. It is approximately 8'" tall, 5" wide, 4" deep.