Fiat 124, 128, X/19, 131, 500, & Dino Nos Chrome Washer Jets, Set Of Two. on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, Tennessee, United States
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This is a pair of NOS OEM chrome windshield washer jets for many different Fiat vehicles from the 1960's to the 1980's. If you have a washer system that requires two single jets, these will fit. These are new components, NOS, not modern reproductions, so the details are correct. These will fit, and are appropriate for; Fiat 124, 131, X/19, 128, 500, and Fiat Dino. In some cases this chrome application is only correct for early years, as a black plastic component was correct for later years. I have noted other Fiat part numbers that cross reference in the listing. Great condition no reserve, thanks.
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