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Starting at $21.95, AutoBuffy stocks 1 windshield washer pump connectors from Standard Ignition for the Mitsubishi Eclipse. This small electrical connector links the washer pump motor to the vehicle's wiring harness, delivering the signal and power needed to spray fluid. When it corrodes, cracks, or loses contact, the washer system stops working entirely — a real safety issue in poor visibility conditions.
The main decision is whether to buy a direct OE-style replacement connector pigtail, a universal repair connector, or a full connector-and-pump assembly. Most Mitsubishi Eclipse owners only need the connector pigtail — replacing the full pump when only the connector is damaged wastes money. Match the number of pins and wire gauge to your original connector before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE-Style Connector Pigtail | Exact-fit replacement with no modification | Pre-wired plug matched to factory pin count and housing shape; splice-in installation |
| Universal Repair Connector | Budget repair when an exact-fit pigtail is unavailable | Generic housing with matching pin count; may require terminal crimping and heat-shrink work |
| Connector + Pump Assembly | When both the pump motor and connector are damaged or corroded beyond repair | Complete drop-in unit; higher cost but eliminates two separate failure points at once |
| OEM Dealer Connector | Restorations or situations where exact factory specification is required | Factory part number match; highest cost, longest lead time, best fit guarantee |
Disconnect the battery negative terminal, then unplug the damaged connector from the washer pump and cut the old pigtail wires back to clean insulation. Splice the new connector's wires to the harness using crimped, heat-shrunk butt connectors, matching wire colors, then plug the new connector firmly onto the pump until the locking tab clicks. Reconnect the battery and test spray function before reassembling any covers or splash shields.