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Removing Windshield Washer Reservoir on BMW 3 Series

Model: BMW Serie 3 E91, E90, E92 - Years 2005-2013
Part: Windshield wipers

Loosen the bolts on the right front wheel, lift the car, and completely remove the wheel. Push in (with a small screwdriver) the three small clips in the wheel well and remove all the 8 mm bolts present here (there is also a 10 mm bolt). Get under the car and remove the bolts that secure the shield just behind the wheel well, then remove the screws previously covered by that shield. After removing all the screws, take out the wheel well and then the fender. Disconnect all the various hoses and access the windshield washer reservoir from below.

Updated on 12 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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