Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir Pipe Cap Compatible with VOLKSWAGEN Eos Golf Bora GLI Jetta Rabbit Audi A3 Replaces 1K0955453, 1K0955453S, 603-647

In case this helps anyone, this seems to be the right part for my 2009 Eos HOWEVER it is very hard to fit the tube over the protruding pipe on the reservoir that it should slip over. There just isn't enough clearance for me to get it on, and it is a VERY tight fit. I kind of expected this because the old one (which was brittle and broken) was very hard to remove. After trying lots of other remedies, I ended up putting a little bit of GOOP glue on the inside of the new tube, pressed it on (and screwed the upper part into place as should be) then I wrapped the joint many times with waterproof stretch and seal self-fusing silicon tape. I don't know how long that will hold, but I expect it to last just fine since it's just a little flexible and the part shouldn't need to be strong enough for pressure or anything, just leakproof, which I think it is.

My reservoir is fine but the pipe has cracked and was leaking, so I cannot fill it up to the top of the neck. I got this part instead of replacing the whole set. The end that goes to the reservoir is a little tight. I applied some heat using a lighter to soften the plastic before pushing it in and it worked. Good product and does the job.

Looks like the 2013 VW GTI part except the tube was too long. I strategically cut a section out using a box cutter and was able to insert the flat section of the tubing into the ribbed section and it worked fine. See photo.

I’d like to echo what other people have said about the fit. The neck is not the same size and it is not a perfect fit. I tried heating my neck with a lighter and it still does not fit. Currently mine is taped on.

Good quality and delivery on time

Like A LOT of the non-OEM parts available for VWs made in China... this doesn't fit. It looks close, it seems like it should work, but it just doesn't fit -- the tolerances are just too low. Buyer beware.

This worked perfectly on my 2006 Volkswagen GTI. Should last for the rest of this car’s journey. 👍🏼 Anytime you work with plastic if you’re having a hard time getting one piece fitting into another use a hot air dryer to soften and stretch out one piece you’d be surprised how much it helps.

The original part on my 2011 A3 started cracking and breaking apart. Other places wanted me to buy the whole assembly including the fluid reservoir. As far as I can tell, this fill tube is an exact match for the factory part. The only down side was that it was extremely difficult to fit onto the reservoir as the mating part is very stiff.