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How to Remove the Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir on an Audi A4?

Model: Audi A4 B7 - Years 2004-2008
Part: Checks and maintenance

Replacing the windshield washer fluid reservoir on an Audi A4 is very simple. First, lift the front left side with a jack to remove the wheel. You can access the reservoir directly from the wheel well, which can be removed by taking out the screws that hold it to the body. Once that is done, proceed to unscrew the mounting bolts of the reservoir and then disconnect the pump located at the bottom. To install the replacement, simply follow the reverse procedure.

Updated on 8 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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