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The Scion Washer Reservoir is a storage that stores the windshield fluid easily and this allows the driver to be able to remove grime with just a press of the stalk. In 2003, Scion came out in the streets in a blaze of colors, uncomplicated pricing and energetic marketing reminiscent of a virtual city and attracted youthful customers who loved customisation of small cars. Every Scion model was also available in limited Release Series trim that was exclusive and the brand promoted less inhibited expression with graphics placed by the dealer, wild interiors, smart audio tools and spoke directly to trendsetters. Shopping remained free of stress since all cars quoted pure price that attracted no negotiating and this strategy attracted first time shoppers who wanted to have fun without causing any commotion. As an experimental laboratory, Scion tried out new concepts with Toyota, sold over a million vehicles, and despite its closure in 2016 continues to influence compact car culture to this day through its bold nature. A Washer Reservoir is a hollow that is shaped like a tank made of plastic and feeds a small pump that keeps the windshield and in some cases headlamps clean and the Scion Washer Reservoir fits well under the hood and fits the original brackets. It does not take a lot of time to install a new Washer Reservoir, as it is necessary to park on a level surface, open the hood, and locate the old tank. Unplug the pump wire, sensor, hoses, drain the fluid, and then unscrew the bolts and place the reservoir up. Take the pump, cap, sensor to the other tank, position it, attach bolts, reconnect wiring, hoses, fill it up, spray a little, and examine it, looking at whether there is any leak.