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Take the part # that you know is a match to your "wants" to a dealer (would be good if you had a relationship) and ask if a dealer close by or even perhaps them might actually have a correct on the shelf. There's likely many dealers with it on the shelf and you could do well. There's quite likely a few #'s that would have the correct graphics but you might do well with just the # that you've seen that seems to be correct.
kittmaster, have you been using the winter type washer fluid? It contains some alcohol and if you have the alcohol type, that may have cracked your cap.
Take the part # that you know is a match to your "wants" to a dealer (would be good if you had a relationship) and ask if a dealer close by or even perhaps them might actually have a correct on the shelf. There's likely many dealers with it on the shelf and you could do well. There's quite likely a few #'s that would have the correct graphics but you might do well with just the # that you've seen that seems to be correct.
, but sometimes, it's easier just to sit on your butt, hit the enter button, and wait for the UPS guy....
kittmaster, have you been using the winter type washer fluid? It contains some alcohol and if you have the alcohol type, that may have cracked your cap.
No, normal blue, but my dad put a cool metal "fixture" to spice it up, but the added height didn't respond to well when the hood slammed down on it......doooh!
09-02-2015, 11:26 AM
Looking for OEM replacement washer cap
, but sometimes, it's easier just to sit on your butt, hit the enter button, and wait for the UPS guy.... 
