VEMO Washer Fluid Jet - V10-08-0312


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The VEMO Washer Fluid Jet (V10-08-0312) is designed for VW, Skoda, and Seat owners who need a reliable, high-quality replacement for their windscreen cleaning system. This unheated nozzle restores precise spray patterns to ensure optimal road visibility in various weather conditions, though users should note it is an unheated model and may not be suitable for extreme winter climates where heated nozzles are required to prevent freezing.
| Model Part Number | V10-08-0312 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEMO |
No, this is an unheated washer jet.
Yes, this part is designed to fit both the driver and passenger sides.
Compare the OE part number on your current nozzle with the list of replaced numbers (e.g., 1S0955985A, 6E0955985B).
Usually, no tools are required, though a trim removal tool may assist in popping the old nozzle out of the panel.
Some nozzles feature an adjustable ball-joint; use a small pin to gently nudge the nozzle head to redirect the spray.
Check the fluid hose for kinks or blockages and clear the nozzle aperture with a fine needle.
Ensure the washer pump is functioning and there is sufficient fluid in the reservoir.
Ensure the hose connection is securely seated on the nozzle barb.
To install the VEMO V10-08-0312, carefully remove the old nozzle from the hood or cowl panel, noting the orientation of the feed hose. Ensure the hose is free of debris before connecting it to the new jet. Compatibility is critical; verify your vehicle's specific OE part number against the replacement list (including 3B0955985C, 6E0955985, and others). Regularly inspect the nozzle tip for mineral deposits and clean with a fine needle if you notice a weakened or misdirected spray.