Find parts for your car
Makes
- Audi (1) Apply Audi filter
- BMW (1) Apply BMW filter
- Citroen (5) Apply Citroen filter
- Dacia (1) Apply Dacia filter
- Daihatsu (1) Apply Daihatsu filter
- Fiat (5) Apply Fiat filter
- Ford (307) Apply Ford filter
- Hyundai (1) Apply Hyundai filter
- Isuzu (1) Apply Isuzu filter
- Jaguar (1) Apply Jaguar filter
- Land Rover (1) Apply Land Rover filter
- Mazda (1) Apply Mazda filter
- Mercedes-Benz (1) Apply Mercedes-Benz filter
- Mitsubishi (1) Apply Mitsubishi filter
- Nissan (2) Apply Nissan filter
- Peugeot (5) Apply Peugeot filter
- Porsche (1) Apply Porsche filter
- Renault (1) Apply Renault filter
- SEAT (1) Apply SEAT filter
- Volvo (7) Apply Volvo filter
Parts
- Screen Washer Motor (307) Apply Screen Washer Motor filter
- Windscreen Washer Motor (307) Apply Windscreen Washer Motor filter
- Wiper Motor (307) Apply Wiper Motor filter
- Wiper Motor Linkage (307) Apply Wiper Motor Linkage filter
- Wiper Motor Relay (307) Apply Wiper Motor Relay filter
- Wiper Motor Switch (307) Apply Wiper Motor Switch filter
Used Ford Focus Screen Washer Motor
All used Ford Focus Screen Washer Motor listed on Breakeryard.com are tested, original (OEM) manufacturer parts and come with a 14 day money back guarantee. Breakeryard.com list cheap new OES or aftermarket car parts at discounted prices or used OEM car parts up to 80% cheaper than main dealer prices for Ford Focus from premium breaker yards from across the UK.
About Screen Washer Motor
The screenwasher motor is an electrical mechanism that activates a pump which will cause screenwash to be fed to the screenwash jets situated just below the windscreen. In most cases the screenwash motor and pump are enclosed in one unit that is situated with the screenwash reservoir in the engine compartment. Occasionally the motor and pump are two separate units. The screenwash motor is activated by a stick-lever usually found on the steering column.
If the motor fails to operate this could be due to a blown fuse, a poor earth return or corrosion to the terminals, or the motor itself is faulty. If the motor needs replacing it is advisable to also fit a new non-return valve and filter in the reservoir. If the motor is operating properly but no screenwash appears from the screenwash jets it’s possible that there is a blockage or debris in the filter of the pump or in the jet nozzles. To check whether the pump is operating it’s normal to hear a whirring noise from the reservoir area when the stick-lever is pushed. This should mean both motor and pump are working correctly.
If replacing a broken motor with one that is not an exact replica it may be possible to bypass the old motor and fit the replacement with a new mounting.
Ford Focus trivia
- Aural experts in the Ford manufacturing plant in Valencia use 18 sound-proofed cells to listen intently to the sound of the engine of a Focus. The sound experts go through rigorous training and are often compared to wine tasters!
- The first Focus World Rally Car was entered into the 1999 Monte Carlo Rally, with Colin McRae and Simon Jean-Joseph behind the wheel of two specially designed cars. Unfortunately, the Focus was found to have a water pump that was not allowed, and the Focus team was excluded from the event (although they returned for the Safari Rally later that year and won).
- Among its many awards, the Focus MK1 was also awarded the 1999 European Car of the Year award.
- Ford had to fight to use the name Focus, after a publisher in Germany, Herbert Burda Media, sued over the naming. That's because they had a magazine being published called Focus. The court declared in Ford's favour, and the Ford Focus was officially given a name.
- The Focus was originally intended to replace the incredibly popular Ford Escort. However, at the last minute, Ford decided that the Focus should be a whole new range entirely, and it wasn't a bad idea at all.