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Windshield Washer - Foot Pedal Pump - Replacement Bellows - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1968 Ford Mustang 1967,1967 cougar,1967 mustang,1968,1968 cougar,1968 mustang,c7w,c7z,c8w,c8z,cougar,foot,ford,ford mustang,kit,mercury,mercury cougar,mustang,new,pedal,pump,repair,repro,reproduction,washer,windshield,bellows,26649,plunger

Windshield Washer - Foot Pedal Pump - Replacement Bellows - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1968 Ford Mustang
Item #: 26649

3.13 stars, based on 2 reviews
Replacement bellows for your 67-68 windshield washer foot pedal pump. Over the years
Windshield Washer - Foot Pedal Pump - Replacement Bellows - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1968 Ford Mustang
Customer since 2019
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Good replacement

Seems to be fitting tightly

Windshield Washer - Foot Pedal Pump - Replacement Bellows - Repro ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1968 Ford Mustang
Bonanza, AR
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  • Looks like an original part
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  • ripped and useless

Very disappointing. Looks good but ripped

My washer pump was leaking and I assumed it was the rubber bellows. After I received by parts, I removed the foot pump assembly and started pulling it apart. My leak was actually a loose fitting on the back side and stripped threads on it. The rubber bellows was actually fine but I decided it was apart, replace it with the new one. I got it all apart and was working the spring and internal threaded disc fitting inside and saw that the bellows was ripped. I was being careful too so it either came in ripped or it took almost no effort to rip. Its useless junk. I slipped the components back into the 50 year old bellows and had no trouble and no damage. Also, I would throw out there that the look was good, but the rubber feel like a repro part with rough texture that made me fee like it might deteriorate quickly.