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Washer Fluid Reservoir Replacement Or Fix

FSUKXAZ
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I have a 2004 Cayenne S and I'm having a problem with the washer fluid reservoir. I put water in and most of empties to the floor. Only enough stays in to wash windows a handful of times. Replacement of it or fix it? I need to know how to replace it, the part numbers, where to buy 1, the cost, and/or detailed explanation of how to fix the current one if I don't replace it. I would rather not pay the dealer my right arm to do the work.

mudman2 Member

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pull out your left headlight, look thru behind it you will see the problem. The fill spout has detached from the container, just push it back in

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SWFLHOMES Member

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I wish I read this post YESTERDAY. I just removed my wheel well to do mine! I did not think of going through the headlight opening. All hail Mudman.notworthy.gif

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