When replacing the windshield washer solvent container you need to detach both the air cleaner assembly and washer container fasteners to the fender flange while also removing the Coolant Reservoir fastener to the wheelhouse. Untwine the Washer Pump electrical connector from the system and loosen the bolt that holds the washer container to its top bracket. Securely detach the bolt that links the Washer Reservoir to the j-clip. Move the coolant tank away from its position, take the washer hose off the pump, collect washer solvent into a suitable receptacle before taking out the washer solvent tank from the vehicle. After you remove the pump grommet cap and lower container grommet you can discard the washer solvent container. To install the new pump grommet place it into the container, put back the cap and lower grommet, then push the old pump into the new grommet using washer solvent to help the process. Fit the top part of the pump to its base and put the washer solvent container onto the fender flange meeting area. Install bolts loosely at this point. Secure the top of the pump to the container then position the Coolant Reservoir on top of the washer solvent container before installing all connecting brackets with loose bolts. Apply 9 n.m (81 lb in) of torque to the fender flange bolts of the washer container and the washer solvent container bracket bolt. Also tighten the bolt that attaches both washer/coolant containers plus the Coolant Reservoir to wheelhouse bolt to 9 n.m (81 lb in). First plug the washer hose into the Washer Pump before linking the electrical connector to the Washer Pump. Then put back the air cleaner assembly and pour washer solvent into the washer solvent container. After that test the washer system for leaks and lower the hood.