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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, your original rubber might become brittle or worn down. This is all you may need to get your foot pump in great working condition again.
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Good replacement

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Seems to be fitting tightly

Bonanza, AR

Very disappointing. Looks good but ripped

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  • Looks like an original part
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  • ripped and useless
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.

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