Customer Reviews
I’ve been trying to clean up my engine bay and I was tired of the old, faded, and cumbersome plastic tanks. But, I didn’t want to give up my windshield washer. Installing this relocation kit and overflow tank seriously tidied up my engine bay and I couldn’t be happier!
Installation was easy and everything is thoughtfully planned out. Flyin Miata parts have always been a step above the competition. My only complaint is that the electrical plugs are not of OEM quality and do not click together easily, but they work fine. I ended up ordering a new pump grommet, washer refresh kit, and sprayer heads after everything I touched disintegrated during the install. These cars are 30 years old and if you’re looking to purchase this I would recommend purchasing all new items, or at least budgeting some additional funds to replace these items if things go sideways during install.
If you’re looking to clean up your engine bay THIS IS IS
I installed this great looking product in my 1999 Miata. Deleting the existing bulky reservoir really cleaned up the engine bay. Overall, the instructions were very clear. While not noted in the instructions, the two brackets that hold the plastic reservoir should also be removed. This is a very easy project for anyone with basic skills.
As is typical with FlyinMiata’s kits, this is spot on. Looks amazing and everything you could possibly need is included in the kit, down to a new grommet for the left side of the firewall, where the washer lines used to go through, and the harness now occupies. Highly recommend splurging on the new sprayers and washer lines, as unless your car has sat in a climate controlled garage for the past 30 years, they’re gonna break on you.
Good advice on the sprayers and hose, we also find that almost all cars need them.
It’s very noice
