Washer System Bracket – 8Y0 955 159
Washer System Bracket for Audi A3 (8Y). OE number 8Y0 955 159. Main group 955 sub-group 159. Main group 955 is the WASHER/WIPER system, not bumpers — the source URL calls it a bumper cover bracket, but it belongs to the washer assembly mounted behind the bumper.
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| Part Number | 8Y0 955 159 |
| SKU | AUD-8Y0955159 |
| Brand | |
| Category | Exterior Trim |
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4.5
4 reviews
Anders Hoffmann
December 26, 2025
Saved a fortune on the repair
Second one of these I have bought, this time for the A6 C6. All the mounting tabs and clip locations are present and in the right place. I prepped and painted it in the car colour and it went on in a morning. Result is the finished repair cost a fraction of a dealer panel.
Malik Ibrahim
November 3, 2025
Primed and ready to paint
Fitted to my 2008 A6 C6. It came properly primed rather than in bare metal that would flash rust. The bodyshop test-fitted it before paint and needed almost no adjustment. Result is the panel gaps are even down both sides and you cannot tell it was repaired. Happy to recommend it.
Viktor Marchetti
June 28, 2025
Panel gaps came out perfect
My A6 C8 needed this doing at 65k miles. I lined it up against the door shut and the gap fell straight in. The steel gauge feels the same as the original panel we cut out. Result is the panel gaps are even down both sides and you cannot tell it was repaired. Delivery was quick too.
Sven Brandt
May 24, 2025
Lined up first time
Went on my Q7 4L 1.8 TFSI at 52k miles. I lined it up against the door shut and the gap fell straight in. All the mounting tabs and clip locations are present and in the right place. Result is the finished repair cost a fraction of a dealer panel.