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94-99 Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 Windshield Washer Pump White

K2 Industries
K2-11809-DGE-006-WS
Windshields
$540.00 $449.99

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94-99 Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 Windshield Washer Pump White
94-99 Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 Windshield Washer Pump White

Direct replacement washer pump for second-gen Ram trucks—white housing, factory fit. Mounts to the OEM washer reservoir and connects directly to your existing lines. Engineered to deliver consistent spray pressure for reliable windshield cleaning in all conditions.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse
Key Features
  • OEM-style white housing - Blends seamlessly with factory reservoir assembly
  • Direct bolt-in replacement - No modifications or adapter fittings needed
  • Consistent spray delivery - Maintains proper pressure across all nozzles
Specs
  • White plastic housing construction
  • Single unit
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Windshield washer pump assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this pump work with my factory washer hoses and connectors?

Yes. This pump uses OEM connection points, so your existing hoses and nozzle lines plug straight in without modification or adapters.

Do I need to drain or refill the washer reservoir during installation?

You don't have to, but it's easier to work with an empty or low reservoir. Disconnect the hoses, unbolt the pump from the base, swap in the new unit, and reconnect. A few ounces of spillage is normal.

What if the pump doesn't push fluid after I install it?

Check that all hose connections are tight and seated fully—air leaks kill pressure. If connections are solid and pressure is still weak, the pump may be drawing air from a cracked hose upstream. Inspect hoses for splits before assuming a faulty pump.

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