Land Rover Discovery 4 L319 Rear Windscreen Washer Nozzle Pipe LR032197

The Land Rover Discovery 4 L319 Rear Window Washer Jet Hose is a component of the washer system responsible for precisely delivering fluid and spraying it onto the rear window. Thanks to its factory geometry and fit for the Discovery 4 body, it ensures stable system operation and clear visibility in challenging weather conditions. This is a practical solution for users who expect consistency with the original Land Rover design.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: LR032197
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: LR032197
• Substitutable numbers: LR032197
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Washer Nozzle
• Category: Washer Pumps, Reservoirs & Nozzles

Function and Application in Land Rover Discovery 4 L319

The rear window washer jet hose in the Discovery 4 L319 is responsible for transporting fluid from the supply system to the final spray point on the window. Its placement on the rear of the vehicle allows for effective window cleaning while driving in rain, snow, or on dirty roads. The appropriately selected shape and diameter of the hose limit pressure drops, which translates to an even fluid stream and stable wiper operation.

Benefits of Using an Original Land Rover Part

Using a part originating from the Land Rover brand ensures compliance with the vehicle's factory specifications. This translates to:

• correct fit to existing mountings and hose routing within the bodywork,
• consistency with the operating parameters of the washer pump,
• stable fluid spraying on the rear window surface,
• reduced risk of leaks and incorrect spray direction.

This allows the washer system to maintain its factory characteristics, and the driver receives predictable performance under all operating conditions.

Vehicle Placement and Installation Aspects

The component is designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle, in the area of the rear window. This placement requires maintaining the correct hose routing to avoid kinks, abrasions, and collisions with other body components. In practice, installation involves connecting the hose to the existing fluid supply system and properly positioning the jet relative to the window surface, so that the fluid stream effectively covers the wiper's working area.

When selecting parts, it is helpful to compare the shape and length of the hose with the currently installed component, which facilitates maintaining the original routing within the tailgate structure.

Product Condition and Operation

The offered washer jet hose comes from the Tanks, Pumps, and Washer Fluid Jets category, meaning it is part of a larger system responsible for delivering cleaning fluid to the windows. During installation, it is worth paying attention to the condition of the connectors, seals, and the unobstructed flow of the jet itself to ensure even spraying and prevent clogging of the working tip. Regular checks of the fluid level and periodic flushing of the system contribute to longer and more predictable operation of the entire washer system.

If you need other components of the system responsible for delivering and spraying cleaning fluid in your Land Rover, such as additional hoses, pumps, or tanks, check the available parts in the Land Rover Tanks, Pumps, and Washer Fluid Jets category.

Part Selection by Numbers and Technical Support

When selecting a rear window washer jet hose for a specific version of the Discovery 4 L319, it is crucial to use manufacturer markings and catalog data. This helps avoid compatibility issues, such as differences in hose length, connector diameter, or mounting method. If in doubt, it is advisable to compare the vehicle's details (model, generation, year of manufacture) with the catalog information to confirm the part's compatibility with the specific body configuration.

Additional information on diagnostics and selection of supply components and those cooperating with the washer system can be found in materials dedicated to operating fluid supply systems, such as the guide on the construction, diagnostics, and selection of fuel system components, which discusses a practical approach to identifying parts by manufacturer markings.

If you are considering the choice between original parts, aftermarket replacements, and used components and want to make an informed decision regarding cost-effectiveness and fit, the article comparing original, aftermarket, and used car parts will be helpful, discussing quality, cost, and installation differences.