Xavier
on Mon, Sep 28 at 10:26PM
Tight seal but no vent hole
I like the all black it compared to the OEM one. The cap itself has a tight seal but the only downside is there is no vent hole so I had to make one. I used a soldering iron but you could use anything to make a hole. If you leave it like it is the only way for it to vent when the fluid heats up is through the windshield washer nozzles like it did on mine and it did not look beautiful when the sun dried up the fluid on the hood.
Brian
on Sun, Jul 12 at 12:47PM
Washer reservoir cup review
It fits nice and tight. The dealership wanted to charge me $130 for this but I got it here for under $5,
ANGEL OLEA
on Tue, Mar 17 at 07:29PM
IT FIT A LITTLE TIGHT BUT LOOK NICE AS OEM PART
Todd Hand
on Mon, Feb 03 at 01:41PM
The original cap was warped and would stay seated in place. This one fits so tight that it requires a bit of force to release it. The OEM had white lettering on the raised image whereas this one does not. A white paint pen will make it look more like the original.
Gabriel Lee
on Sat, Jun 16 at 11:49AM
its a little tight but it seals perfect
Dan T
on Mon, Oct 16 at 10:45AM
Yep it's a washer bottle cap
Even though it may not look like the same one you had it will fit, but this is for the main washer bottle not the separate headlight bottle for like an E39
Alexander H
on Wed, Jul 27 at 03:02PM
Fits well.