Sprinkler container for Opel Insignia A Sports Tourer (G09) 2.0 CDTI (35)

This is a windscreen washer reservoir, also known as a sprinkler container. The original equipment manufacturer number for this part is 13313665. It was produced by Opel. The part is used and is graded as quality B, indicating it is a fully functional used component removed from a donor vehicle. This specific reservoir is compatible with vehicles equipped with a diesel engine. The engine type is a 2.0 CDTI 16V 130, and the engine code is A20DTH, which conforms to Euro 5 emissions standards. The donor vehicle featured a manual transmission. For optimal compatibility, it is crucial to verify the OEM number matches your vehicle's specifications. This reservoir may also be compatible with other Opel Insignia A variants and potentially other models within the Vauxhall/Opel range that share the same platform and part number; cross-referencing the OEM number is essential. The price for this part is 112,95 EUR excluding VAT, which equates to 112,95 EUR including VAT. A 30-day full return policy applies to this purchase. Standard shipping is provided free of charge, with an expected delivery time of 3-6 days. An express delivery service is available for an additional fee to reduce the transit time.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is an Opel Insignia A Sports Tourer, which is an estate car. The specific variant is the 2.0 CDTI (35) trim. The vehicle was manufactured in the 2009 model year and had recorded a mileage of 280,154 kilometres at the time of dismantling. The fuel system is diesel, utilizing direct injection. The car originated from Spain. The engine is a 2.0-litre CDTI diesel, with the engine code A20DTH. The transmission was a manual gearbox. The vehicle identification number, or chassis number, is W0LGM8EK6A1016225. The engine has a cylinder capacity of 1956 cubic centimetres, producing 131 horsepower, which is equivalent to 96 kilowatts. The car's body style is an estate. Choosing a used genuine part like this windscreen washer reservoir is a sustainable choice, as it gives a fully functional component a second life, reducing waste and the demand for new raw materials. When replacing the reservoir, it is often practical to inspect and potentially renew related items such as the washer pump, level sensor, and the associated hoses and connectors to ensure a complete and reliable repair.

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