Porsche Windshield Silver Washer Jet and Check Valve (60 to 73) 914-628-203-10

Restore clear windshield visibility in your classic Porsche with this Porsche Windshield Washer Jet and Check Valve, part number 914-628-203-10, designed for model years 1960 to 1973. This precision engineered component ensures consistent washer fluid spray and maintains proper line pressure through its integrated check valve design.

Over time, original washer jets clog, leak, or lose pressure, resulting in weak spray patterns and poor windshield cleaning performance. This direct replacement washer jet and valve assembly restores factory functionality and improves driving safety in all weather conditions.

Built to match original specifications, this unit fits seamlessly into the factory washer system and connects directly to existing fluid lines.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for Porsche part number 914-628-203-10

• Fits select Porsche models from 1960 to 1973

• Integrated washer jet and check valve assembly

• Maintains consistent fluid pressure in washer lines

• Precision spray pattern for effective windshield coverage

• Durable corrosion resistant construction

• Factory correct fitment and appearance

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  Vehicle Fitment

  Compatible with select Porsche models including early:

  • Porsche 356 models in later production years

  • Porsche 911 early generation 1965 to 1973

  • Porsche 912 1965 to 1969

  • Porsche 914 early production applications

  Fitment may vary by chassis and production year. Always verify by part number and vehicle configuration.

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  Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What does the check valve do in the washer system?

  The check valve prevents washer fluid from draining back into the reservoir, keeping the lines pressurized for instant spray response.

  2. Will this fit my 1972 Porsche 911?

  Yes, it is compatible with early Porsche 911 models within the 1965 to 1973 range. Always confirm by part number.

  3. Is this sold as a complete assembly?

  Yes. The washer jet and check valve are integrated into one unit.

  4. What are signs of a failing washer jet?

  Weak spray, delayed fluid delivery, uneven spray pattern, or fluid leakage around the nozzle.

  5. Is this correct for restoration projects?

  Yes. It is designed to match factory specifications for classic Porsche applications.