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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mars2878" data-source="post: 27597" data-attributes="member: 12483">Nope, I'm partially wrong.Now, knowing that the electrical system changed with the 2003my. I'll stick with the 99-02 electrical parts. Especially if I can't cross reference it. Which in this case, I couldn't on the tank.[ATTACH=full]5480[/ATTACH]As you can see in the pic, the washer fluid tank changed also as is the top half of the washer fluid line.My 2000 Sierra tank is on the Left.The 2002 Silverado tank is on the right.Notice the left side of the tanks.The 2000 tank is larger. Also, the bump out on the left has clip mounting point for the wheelwell liner. What does that mean? Well, that means, if you don't also swap out to the matching wheelwell liner, the inner spot will not be clipped in , leading to a potential slapping sound when driving?I'm undecided if want to punch a hole for the clip or swap back to the original tank & just swap motors?Part # on the 2000 tank is: 15035069Part # on the 2002 tank is: 15073651Now that the original tank is out, I'm confident that the pump itself was leaking?[ATTACH=full]5481[/ATTACH]Both pumps have the same part number on them. # 224143196So that means either in 2001 or 2002, both the washer fluid tank & LF wheelwell liner had revisions and neither can be considered as 99-02 parts.Funny thing is that on ebay, people are selling my 2000 part number as being correct for 99-06. That is a dimensionally large part to be screwing up on.</blockquote>