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1998-2003 Toyota Sienna Windshield Washer Pump with Dual Pumps

K2 Industries
K2-12001-TOY-006-WS
Windshields
$560.00 $459.99

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1998-2003 Toyota Sienna Windshield Washer Pump with Dual Pumps
1998-2003 Toyota Sienna Windshield Washer Pump with Dual Pumps

Dual-pump washer system designed to keep both windshield and rear glass clean on demand. Built for reliable, consistent spray pressure across both circuits. Direct OEM replacement engineered for plug-and-play installation.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Dual-Circuit Design ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Dual independent pump circuits - Front and rear systems operate separately without cross-pressure loss
  • OEM-equivalent performance - Engineered to factory specifications for proper spray volume and pressure
  • Direct fit assembly - Mounts at stock locations with existing bracket points
Specs
  • Configuration: Dual-pump washer motor assembly
  • Condition: New
  • Quantity: Single assembly (dual circuits integrated)
What's Included
  • Washer pump assembly with integrated dual circuits
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any adapters or connectors to wire this in?

The pump assembly uses factory electrical connectors — your existing wiring harness connects directly. No adapters needed if you're replacing the original unit.

Will this fit if I have an aftermarket washer fluid reservoir?

This pump mounts at the factory tank locations. If your reservoir is stock-style, installation is straightforward. Confirm your tank's pump port matches before ordering.

What if one circuit stops working after install?

Each pump circuit operates independently — if front or rear spray fails, check washer fluid level and hose blockages first. A kinked or frozen line is the most common culprit, not the pump itself.

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