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Posted

I have a 2004 Cayenne Turbo, and recently noticed that the body coloured trim which covers the headlamp washer in its retracted position was missing.

I contacted my local OPC, who have supplied me with the trim cover and the bracket which screws onto the inside of the bumper. Unfortunately, it seems their is another part missing; the nozzle which pops up to which the body coloured trim attaches.

I've tried to take a closer look ot the part on the other working headlamp wash, although this is difficult as it only pops up for a few seconds!

Does anyone know of any workshop manual available online which would give an exploded view of the mechanism so I can see what is missing and if it's an easy DIY job.

Thanks!

Posted

Here is the part diagram with numbers....Maybe this will help you?

DC

Thanks for the rapid response!

It's the nozzle bit I'm missing (No. 16 or 17.) Nearside. I'll order it and hopefully it with just clip in.

Thanks again!

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