Before you start servicing the windshield washer reservoir, cut off and remove the battery's negative cable. Then, remove the coolant overflow hose from the filling hole in the radiator without opening or draining the engine cooling system. Release the reservoir washer hose from the inline fitting's barbed nipple and let the washer fluid drain into a container you can use again. Release the headlamp and dash wire harness from the connector on the washer fluid level switch and from the washer pump/motor unit. Lose the two screws holding the reservoir in place, grip the bottom of the washer reservoir from above and pull the reservoir sharply upward. After the two mounting pins at the bottom release from the two slots at the bottom of the radiator shroud, you can remove the washer reservoir from the right. To fit the reservoir, install it on the right of the compartment, place and snap the tabs under the two slots on the radiator shroud and lower the setup until the locking hole is engaged. Screw each of the two screws at the top of the reservoir into the provisions on the radiator shroud until you reach 7 N.m (60 in. lbs.). Insert both headlamp and dash wire harness connectors into the respective places on the unit connector receptacles (7 and 5). Tighten the reservoir washer hose onto the radiator outlet end of the inline fitting and attach the coolant overflow hose to the radiator filler neck. Refill the washer reservoir with the fluid you drained, then reattach the battery's negative side, check the coolant level in the bottle and add coolant when needed.