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    Removing windscreen washer bottle Passat B6

    Need to either replace the while thing or change the motor - has anyone done this? Does the b/bar has to come off to do this job?
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    Motor you can do, just by removing a couple of plastic covers underneath.

    The whole bottle requires removing the bumper, which isn't fun on these.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Umai Naa!! View Post
    Motor you can do, just by removing a couple of plastic covers underneath.

    The whole bottle requires removing the bumper, which isn't fun on these.
    I see, so from what you say it appears that replacing motor only requires removal of the wheel arch dust covers. That should be easily doable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Navman View Post
    I see, so from what you say it appears that replacing motor only requires removal of the wheel arch dust covers. That should be easily doable.
    Yes. It's easy. Just remove the inner plastic upper and lower guards to access the washer motor. My pump died as well. I always feel more comfortable when the new part has an updated part number. My old pump had part number 1T0 955 651 made by VDO. The new one is 1K5 955 651 made by Continental.

    It looks like this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3C4M Guy View Post
    Yes. It's easy. Just remove the inner plastic upper and lower guards to access the washer motor. My pump died as well. I always feel more comfortable when the new part has an updated part number. My old pump had part number 1T0 955 651 made by VDO. The new one is 1K5 955 651 made by Continental.

    It looks like this.
    Thanks 3C4M Guy, my w/s washer bottle looks different but probably the motor is the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Navman View Post
    Thanks 3C4M Guy, my w/s washer bottle looks different but probably the motor is the same.
    Actually. it was the same as 3C4M Guy's unfortunately I broke the small plastic locking tab. Has anyone done that? I'm guessing now I can't buy just the locking tab anywhere?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Navman View Post
    Actually. it was the same as 3C4M Guy's unfortunately I broke the small plastic locking tab. Has anyone done that? I'm guessing now I can't buy just the locking tab anywhere?
    Take the part to the company, you will be surprised what you can get from them. I believe if you save money by doing the labor, you may as well get OEM/genuine parts/lubricants etc from a good source.

    For generic plastic trim ebay might be fine but delivery times will be variable (read will take very long)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sn809 View Post
    Take the part to the company, you will be surprised what you can get from them. I believe if you save money by doing the labor, you may as well get OEM/genuine parts/lubricants etc from a good source.

    For generic plastic trim ebay might be fine but delivery times will be variable (read will take very long)
    Which company - did you mean VW? VDO?
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    VW parts of course

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    Quote Originally Posted by sn809 View Post
    VW parts of course
    Copy. Although my, limited (thank God) experience with Oz VW spares is if you need for example a PCV valve diaphragm you'd probably need to buy the whole rocker cover. I doubt then they'd have just the locking tab on it's own but ... I will check it out.
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