Windshield washer nozzles

[agent47]

So I hate the ones we have. Just saying. 3 effin lines of fluid on each side. I wish it was a spray and not this stupid squirt. Just impossible to cover the whole windshield

TortoiseA6

[Soft]

might be done?
http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Jet-Conversion
after reading the post, I don't think is what you are after

[agent47]

might be done?
http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Jet-Conversion
after reading the post, I don't think is what you are after

Time to look for parts

TortoiseA6

[agent47]

So from what info I have right now, the ones on jetta/passat are exactly the same as the ones on our cars other than for the spray pattern. Looks plug and play to me.

TortoiseA6

[Dasquade]

So from what info I have right now, the ones on jetta/passat are exactly the same as the ones on our cars other than for the spray pattern. Looks plug and play to me.

TortoiseA6

Afaik they will fit. I actually ordered the ones from the VW golf plus. Fit perfectly...just make sure you order the heated versions if your car has it too.
Imho they are much better then stock. On the A4 not super prefect as once the whipers are in 'action' stance they do hit the whiper arms abit, so you need to spray between whipes....but if whipers are in 'hide' mode they work perfect. Nice even spray on almost the entire window.
In the past my water run out so fast for cleaning my windows, now they last longer.

[ELaw]

Hey for what it's worth... I just upgraded my '14 A6 (USA model with heated nozzles) with no problems at all. I installed p/n 4G0-955-987A on the left side, 4G0-955-988A on the right. It took under 5 minutes per nozzle, and they were even aimed close to perfectly out of the box.

[ry0t05]

You guys have cars that get dirty enough to use windshield washer fluid? Might as well rip mine out

[Kevin1]

Only need them after a snow storm. Otherwise my car is always too clean to need them.

[gk1]

Hey for what it's worth... I just upgraded my '14 A6 (USA model with heated nozzles) with no problems at all. I installed p/n 4G0-955-987A on the left side, 4G0-955-988A on the right. It took under 5 minutes per nozzle, and they were even aimed close to perfectly out of the box.

I confirm those part numbers. I did them back in October on my '15 S6.

[Nully]

Hey for what it's worth... I just upgraded my '14 A6 (USA model with heated nozzles) with no problems at all. I installed p/n 4G0-955-987A on the left side, 4G0-955-988A on the right. It took under 5 minutes per nozzle, and they were even aimed close to perfectly out of the box.

Could you by any chance post a picture of what they look like? Thanks

[ELaw]

It's pretty hard to get decent photos of them installed as they're in a rather inaccessible location. But DAP has some pretty good photos: https://www.shopdap.com/d5f351e5d1d8...6c91f28f3.html

If you want to know how to tell new from old nozzles by looking, it's really easy. The old-style nozzles have 3 small metal balls with holes in them... much like those on older Audis. The new-style ones have a little rectangular piece with a hex (or maybe Torx?) screw head next to it that's used for up-down adjustment.