2021-2023 Audi e-tron Washer Fluid Reservoir Leak TSB
Audi has issued Technical Service Bulletin 2075757/1 for 2021-2023 e-tron and e-tron Sportback models experiencing washer fluid leaks. The TSB identifies an incorrectly fitted filler hose connection as the cause and outlines the repair procedure.

Também se aplica a
- Audi e-tron
- 2022–2023
- Audi e-tron Sportback
- 2021–2022
Symptoms
Owners of affected 2021-2023 Audi e-tron and e-tron Sportback vehicles may observe a "Washer fluid reservoir leaking" condition. This symptom indicates a loss of windshield washer fluid, which can reduce visibility during driving if the reservoir empties.
Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions
Audi Technical Service Bulletin 2075757/1 identifies the root cause of the Audi e-tron fluid leak as a "Filler connection not fitted correctly." This means the hose that supplies washer fluid to the reservoir was not properly seated or secured during vehicle assembly. Technicians can visually inspect the filler hose connection to confirm it is not fitted correctly, as illustrated in the TSB's Figure 1.
Repair Procedure Summary
The repair for the Audi e-tron fluid leak involves correctly seating the washer fluid filler connection and inspecting a key seal. The procedure, as outlined in TSB 2075757/1, includes the following steps:
- Remove Filler Connection: The first step requires removing the filler connection for the washer fluid, following specific repair instructions. This process is depicted in Figure 2 of the TSB.
- Detach Filler Neck: The filler neck must then be carefully pulled out of the washer fluid reservoir. Figure 3 in the TSB provides a visual guide for this step.
- Inspect and Replace Seal: Technicians must check the seal, identified by part number 8T0955465A, for any damage. If the seal is compromised, it must be replaced to ensure a proper, leak-free connection.
- Reassembly: The assembly is performed in the reverse sequence. It is crucial to ensure that the seal is not squeezed or pinched during the reinstallation of the filler connection to prevent future leaks.
Required Parts
The primary part that may require replacement during this repair is the seal for the filler connection. The part number for this seal is 8T0955465A.
Warranty Information
Technical Service Bulletin 2075757/1 provides specific details for warranty claims related to this Audi e-tron fluid leak. The Service Number for this issue is 9260, and the Damage Code is 0050.
For vehicles still under warranty, the labor operations and their corresponding time units (TU) are:
- Remove and install filler connection for washer fluid reservoir: Labor Operation 9260 1999 (20 TU)
- Check filler connection: Labor Operation 9260 0199 (5 TU)
No allowance is provided for GFF (Guided Fault Finding) or road tests before or after the service procedure. If the vehicle is outside of its warranty period, this Technical Service Bulletin serves as informational guidance only, and repair costs may apply.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11009971
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What causes the washer fluid leak in my Audi e-tron?
- The leak is typically caused by the filler hose connection to the washer fluid reservoir not being fitted correctly, as identified in Audi TSB 2075757/1.
- How can I tell if my Audi e-tron is affected by this issue?
- If you notice your 2021-2023 Audi e-tron or e-tron Sportback is experiencing a "Washer fluid reservoir leaking" condition, it's likely affected by the issue described in TSB 2075757/1.
- Is there a specific part that needs to be replaced for the Audi e-tron fluid leak?
- The Technical Service Bulletin 2075757/1 indicates that the seal (part number 8T0955465A) should be checked and replaced if found to be damaged during the repair of the filler connection.
- Will Audi cover the repair for this washer fluid leak?
- If your vehicle is still under warranty, the repair described in TSB 2075757/1 may be covered. If the vehicle is outside of warranty, the bulletin is for informational purposes only, and costs may apply.
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