Description
Visual condition of the part
The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.
Ford Transit Connect Windscreen Washer Bottle Tank Water Inlet is a practical component of the washer system, responsible for safely guiding fluid into the main reservoir. The offered component comes from the Ford line, which ensures factory-fit compatibility with the body structure and washer system of this model. Using this pre-owned component allows for an economical yet technically sound repair of the windscreen washer system.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 5116148
- Mark: Ford
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 5116148
- Substitutable numbers: 5116148, 2T14-8K528-AE, 2T148K528AE
- Category: Washer Pumps, Reservoirs & Nozzles
Purpose and function of the component
The presented washer fluid inlet is part of the system responsible for delivering the working medium to the windscreen in the Ford Transit Connect. Its task is to provide a stable connection between the filling point and the main reservoir, ensuring that fluid is delivered to the pumps and nozzles without the risk of leaks. Thanks to its factory geometry and correct profile, the component works seamlessly with original mounts and engine bay equipment.
Construction and fitment for Ford Transit Connect
Original Ford branding ensures the correct hose diameter, nozzle shape, and mounting points, which translates into a secure fit in the bodywork and no stress during operation. The inlet design is adapted to the workspace in the Ford Transit Connect engine bay, ensuring it does not interfere with other components and allows for convenient service access.
The component has been designed to work with the factory fluid reservoir, pump, and washer nozzles. Maintaining the original specification facilitates plug-and-play installation, without the need for modifications or the use of additional adapters.
Benefits of using an original fluid inlet
Using a component from the same production line as the vehicle’s factory equipment ensures:
- Proper fitment with the bodywork and washer system, without play or stress.
- Stable fluid routing from the filling point to the reservoir, which reduces the risk of leaks.
- Compatibility with factory brackets and covers in the engine bay.
- Easier diagnostics and future service, thanks to maintaining the original system architecture.
The pre-owned component allows for a rational reduction in repair costs while maintaining compliance with the factory Ford design, which is particularly important in vehicles used intensively, such as the Transit Connect commercial van.
Condition and service application
The offered washer fluid inlet is primarily used for repairs following mechanical damage, such as cracks, broken nozzles, or deformations resulting from collisions or improper use. Replacing this component restores the proper tightness of the washer system and convenience during fluid refills.
Thanks to the preservation of the original geometry, installation is predictable and does not require modification of adjacent components. This is a particularly beneficial solution for workshops aiming to maintain the technical consistency of the washer system with the manufacturer’s original specifications.
If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the washer system area in your Ford and need other components from the same group, such as reservoirs, pumps, or nozzles, check out the available parts in the Ford washer fluid reservoirs, pumps, and nozzles category.
Selection by part numbers and service knowledge
Selecting the correct washer fluid inlet should always be based on the manufacturer’s part numbers and vehicle data, which minimizes the risk of ordering errors. In workshop practice, it is helpful to use technical documentation and parts catalogs to maintain full compatibility with the washer system used in a given version of the Ford Transit Connect.
If you would like to deepen your knowledge on the operation of supply systems and the selection of components by part numbers, you will find useful information in the article “Fuel system – injectors, pumps, and fuel tank: maintenance and regeneration”, where practical principles of diagnostics and identification of parts by VIN and OEM numbers are discussed.






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