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Old 21-01-21, 02:29
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Thank you, I purchased the kit years ago. It carries Trico part number AWL8-1AL with a NSN of 2540-21-xxxx-6085 (where the x’s are unreadable). It was packed by Mil-quip in 1985. The squirter nozzle is the style that mounts to the cowl.
That looks like the plastic one I had that broke.
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Old 21-01-21, 15:43
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I did some Goofle searching with the company name and various key words. The manually operated pumps don't seem to be a thing anymore. Lots of generic offerings for electrically driven one though.

Maybe Trico has a similar generic one in the catalogues, but named something else?
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For reference; here is an example of the rigid plastic fluid reservoir. I estimate the capacity to be approximately one liter, maybe a bit more.
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Old 22-01-21, 05:05
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Partially relevant - washer fluid used to be issued in 1 qt bottles of concentrate, not large ready to use jugs. I remember my father coming home from some weekend in the reserves, and having these small bottles for the car.
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Old 22-01-21, 05:36
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I have never seen the plastic bottle that Wayne shows. I suspect it may have been a local item. I have seen some Jeeps that had a foot valve that powered the washer.....but not widespread and I certainly never saw a CFTO about them so again possibly something that was local purchase.
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The most thorough windshield washer thread available. I should note that these are covid times and some of us may have extra time!

Item number 4 is a hard plastic grommet, I assume intended for the large diameter suction hose as it passes through the firewall.

Item number 6 is a plastic debris screen/ strainer.

Also of note is that the inlet suction hose is a larger diameter than the outlet pressure hose

I have attached a mock up of the assembled parts.
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