AFAIK is as far as i know.

Carl

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?
> Carl wrote:
>> The rear washer pump is on the hard top, AFAIK.
>>
>> Carl
>>
>> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1168743052.114822.218280@38g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>> > Is there a way to make the rear washer pump work when the hardtop is
>> > off? I would assume there is a jumper in the electrical connection
>> > when it is connected to the hardtop, so what lines do I need to jump
>> > together?
>> >
>

 

AFAIK is as far as i know.

Carl

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?
> Carl wrote:
>> The rear washer pump is on the hard top, AFAIK.
>>
>> Carl
>>
>> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1168743052.114822.218280@38g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>> > Is there a way to make the rear washer pump work when the hardtop is
>> > off? I would assume there is a jumper in the electrical connection
>> > when it is connected to the hardtop, so what lines do I need to jump
>> > together?
>> >
>

 

AFAIK is as far as i know.

Carl

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?
> Carl wrote:
>> The rear washer pump is on the hard top, AFAIK.
>>
>> Carl
>>
>> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1168743052.114822.218280@38g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>> > Is there a way to make the rear washer pump work when the hardtop is
>> > off? I would assume there is a jumper in the electrical connection
>> > when it is connected to the hardtop, so what lines do I need to jump
>> > together?
>> >
>

 

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?

Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.

Jerry S.
99 TJ

 

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?

Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.

Jerry S.
99 TJ

 

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?

Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.

Jerry S.
99 TJ

 

<priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> what is AFAIK?

Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.

Jerry S.
99 TJ

 

There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the pump
won't even come on with that plug undone.

Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> > Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> > were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> > what is AFAIK?
>
> Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
> take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
> rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
> rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
> some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
> plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
> installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.
>
> Jerry S.
> 99 TJ

 

There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the pump
won't even come on with that plug undone.

Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> > Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> > were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> > what is AFAIK?
>
> Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
> take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
> rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
> rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
> some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
> plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
> installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.
>
> Jerry S.
> 99 TJ

 

There is some type of ground or something in that plug becasue the pump
won't even come on with that plug undone.

Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> <priorityoneems@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1168744071.895163.248200@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com...
> > Haven't had a chance to look but I have read that both washer pumps
> > were on the tank under the hood. Is this not the case? By the way
> > what is AFAIK?
>
> Yes the pumps for front and rear are on the tank under the hood. When you
> take the hard top off you disconnect the plug (which carries power to the
> rear defrost and wiper) and the are supposed to put a plug/stopper in the
> rubber tube that carries the washer fluid. Not sure if there is a ground of
> some sort that is connected by the plug to disable the rear pump when the
> plug is undone. I will try and find the schematic someone sent me when I
> installed my hard-top wiring kit and update this post.
>
> Jerry S.
> 99 TJ