Even though the parts thing said it didn't fit a 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport it was a perfect fit. The only difference I can see from the stock to this is the electrical connection is at an angle vs straight up and down on stock.
Install was a breeze. Remove 4 screws from wheel well liner and pull it back and there is the pump. Came right out, fluid tubes came right off, electrical came right off. Snapped them on the new pump pushed the new pump in and Bam!! Done! Takes longer to get to it than actually changing it. Whole thing took 15 min start to finish, including testing for leaks before closing it up.
Some of the online videos make way more out of it than it really is. No need to jack car up, or remove tire or one takes the whole front of the car off 😳ðŸ'„
Simple fix you can do it!

Bought this after watching one youtube video and that saved me more than 365$. This fits perfectly but Amazon wrongly said it doesn't fit. Anyways this is a good product.

This product was exactly as described. Dealer wanted $85+ for this unit (not installed). After watching a YouTube video, figured I could do it myself. This unit is behind the passenger side front wheel liner. I parked my car, turned the wheel hard right and turned off the car. After popping out 3 plastic screws/caps, I was able to reach the defective unit.

I suggest using a bucket if you'd like to keep any wiper fluid (mine was full). After putting down a container, I pulled out the unit from the wiper reservoir"¦there's a little tab that holds it in place. I just wiggled it out of there. There is a rubber grommet that you'll want to keep ( this unit unfortunately didn't t come with one. Once the defective unit was off the reservoir and fluid drained, I pulled the smaller hoses off the side of defective unit and reinstalled them on new unit. I then took the grommet off the defective unit and reinstalled on new unit.

Once all hoses have been put on new unit, put the unit back into the reservoir (push it snug on there). The tab should be able to snap in as well. Reinstall the plastic screws/caps and refill wiper fluid.

This took me about 15-20 minutes total.

What I did notice was this: my wiper fluid motor wasn't bad. It was actually clogged. I heard the motor running when trying to wash windows, but, only a few drops came out. If you're experiencing this same problem, you may need to just clean out the gunk from the filter (which is where the grommet attaches to).

I don't know the longevity of this unit as of yet. I've only had it install for about a week. Installation was easy, value for money was great! Well worth the purchase.

Appears to be OEM part.
Installation was easy.

Amazon showed that it was not the correct windshield washer pump for my 2005 Hyundai Tucson but after cross referencing part numbers across several websites I decided to order.
Perfect fit and works just like the original. Strong pressure too.