Windshield Washer Pump with Grommet fits - Infiniti G35 G37 M35 M45 Q60- Nissan 350Z 370Z GT-R Maxima Versa

I’m no Mechanic but will fix a couple things if it seems easy off of YouTube. And it took me about 30 minutes to install and it’s working perfect in my 07 Infiniti G35

Installed on our 2008 Infiniti G35 sedan. Everything fit just fine and plugged right in. I didn't bother using the rubber grommet that it came with and opted to reuse the grommet that was already in place. Works well, no issues yet.

Although it turned out not to be the culprit of my problem, this pump works great in my g35. I'd already replaced it by the time I diagnosed the actual problem, so I've been running it ever since.

Works well, perfect fit. The pressure might be a tad low from what I remember from the original but not a big deal. Installation was not too bad either. It fit right in, I had NO issues

After wasting my time and money on other OEM parts this one fit the bill. Other car sites that match OEM parts to the make/model that you enter said that their product would work for my G35…it didn't! Such a pain to drain the windshield fluid, pull a part only to realize that the part may replace the original but I'm not getting out my knife and cutting wires and splicing old with new. Why should I have to when it should be a simple pull-and-replace fix?! I spent so much time on e-bay, and auto parts websites, and even sites in foreign countries translated through the browser. If you need to replace your pump for a 2006 Infiniti G35, buy this part - no questions. Perfect replacement.

The Good News: This pump is a perfect match for my 2008 G37S washer pump. It is exactly the same dimensions and snaps right into the reservoir perfectly. This is very important, because the pump needs to fit the reservoir housing in order to be held in place. All connections were also perfect.The So So News: The pump itself seems to be weaker than the OEM, so it doesn't shoot the water as strongly. This was a simple adjustment to the washer jets to re-aim them properly.The Bad News: The grommet is too thick and of poor rubber quality. Because of the thickness, it was very difficult to fit it into the reservoir opening just by itself. I had to nudge it into place after a lot of effort and silicone spray. Then, because it's too thick, there is no way to get the pump in. As a result, the grommet was abraided and the lip actually tore a hole when trying to remove it from the reservoir. You can tell the poor quality of the rubber by comparing to the OEM. The OEM is very smooth and supple. This included grommet is very rough rubber and not supple at all, which made it impossible to work with or get it to fit with the pump. Yes, it fits perfectly on the pump, as long as you don't try to fit both into the reservoir.In Summary: The reason I went into detail on the grommet is because I originally thought the grommet was the cause of my leak that emptied the reservoir in about 4 days. If I had bought this product because I needed that grommet, my rating would have been much, much lower. However, it turns out that the OEM grommet was still good and it was the pump that was leaking. So, the happy story for me is that I was able to use the OEM grommet with the new pump and there are no more leaks. If your pump is not working or leaking and your OEM grommet is in good shape, this is a great product fit just for the pump. If your grommet is torn or the cause of a leak, you may need to go OEM. At Infiniti, they only sell the pump and grommet together, which would have come out to about $90.UPDATE 1/25/16 - This pump was a perfect fit and worked well for about 4 months until it stopped working altogether. The motor just stopped working. Amazon refunded the purchase price and the vendor was pretty responsive, but by then, Amazon had already taken steps. I eventually purchased a replacement directly from the dealer by having them price match an Internet price for about $60. FYI, absolutely check the electrical connector. The dealer gave me one part number that looked like an exact fit, but the connector was different (my fault because I gave them the part number that an online vendor provide - also FYI, it is not part # 28920-50Y for a 2008 G37). Had to reassemble car and go back to dealer. One of the advantages of purchasing locally. And it came with a new rubber bushing that fit perfectly. This is an instance where you can't beat OEM, but you have to spend a little extra (okay, a LOT extra). But you get what you pay for and a lot less frustration for sure.

Works perfect. Make sure you get the right plug. Nissan/Infiniti have 2 motors with different plugs. Check yours before purchase.

Perfect fit for my 2008 g35x. Had a lot of gunk in my tube I had to flush out, make sure you do that before install otherwise the gunk will get pushed up to spray nozzles, making your life much more difficult.