is this wiper motor for a 2000 ford explorer 5.0l rear window? DOES this also has the washer pump on it too?
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If it is the same type I purchased for my 1992 F150, and I can't remember if it is, then no. The washer on my truck is a separate system. I'm not familiar with the 2000 models.
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I very seriously doubt it. Use the type car and the year in the Amazonorder site, to confirm fit of any auto accessories.
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Hi Nick, the correct part number for the rear window wiper motor on your Explorer is 40-2030 Cardone, but it does not come with a washer pump. Sorry. No aftermarket replacement is offered for the pump, and you may have to purchase that directly from the Ford dealer parts counter.Bruce
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This will fit the Explorer, but it is about .5 inches taller than the OEM. The OEM replacement pump for the 2002 Explorer would be found here: HFP-382 Intank Replacement Fuel Pump Kit with Strainer
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It fits both the driver and passenger side front doors of a 1995-2001 Ford Explorer. You will need to remove the bracket and move it to the very top notch/mount and you will probably need to remove the original plastic bushing so you can get the new actuator rod through the hole. The original is riveted in the door, so you'll need to use a hammer and punch the rivet out, then use a nut and bolt to mount the new one, but make sure you use a washer or else over time the nut will separate the soft steel of the door where the rivet was and pop right through the door.
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Hi Daniel. The only number I see on the pump is 92841628 P4. This number is cast into the rear part of the pump, so it may just be a casting number, not a part number. I don't know if the pump is a Generac built unit or they buy their pumps from another supplier. It's a strong pump, I've blasted paint off cement and metal with it. The washer is now discontinued, but I see they have raised the price $50 more than it was. Thanks...Kem
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Hi. It would probably work but you would need a one way valve and a small tank with a pressure switch inline to make it work affectively. I suppose you could wire in a switch that activated the pump when the wipers were switched on.
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Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure... » Read More Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! « Show Less
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You'll need a separate switch. The wiper motor didn't work as well as I hoped
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No this is not correct. I checked the Dorman website and don't see they offer driver window motor.? You might try A1 Cardon for one?
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Yes, It's the same one I used to replace into my washer. It was a very easy install as well.
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No, it was for a 2000 Ford Explorer. Go to the 'Explore vehicles' tool on Amazon (see http://www.amazon.com/gp/part-finder/site-map) and input your vehicle details to find the correct parts. I've ordered most of my suspension parts off this tool and all but one have fitted.
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Hey guys I have a Ford explorer 4wd xlt 2002 ...just want to know if this will fit And please tell me if this is a good quality as my original?
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Im not sure. When I recieved the pump. I have to reverse the mouth of the pump to fit my washer.
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Yes, it's actually a windshield wiper motto. And was a machanic for a few years. That is one item that rarely needed replace. Have 3 from Amazon and they a lot of torque for a motor of its size
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Double check the chart to see if your vehicle is listed with this part number. If you still are not sure call a parts house and ask them if a Cardone Part # 85-299 wiper motor with fit your vehicle. If this part number doesn't fit they can give you a parts number for some other part other than Cardone # 85-299, or you can search the web, or you may be able to have your wiper motor rebuilt. I WISH I WAS ABLE TO ASSIST MORE.
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Not sure but if pump is mounted on vertical drive shaft and distance between mounting bolts is the same as mentioned in the specs for the pump it seems it would work. I replaced pump on a 7 yr. old craftsman washer and it works fine. Good luck.
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I am sorry, I don't know. I suggest you check for your specific car by typing in make and model and if the same wiper blade comes up it will work.
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***No rear wiper you need Dorman #603-018 (1 motor-mounting hole in reservoir). ***Front and rear wipers you need 603-106 (2 motor-mounting holes in reservoir). Get the correct part #. If you plug the extra hole then you have increased the potential for an unwanted water leak. <('J')>