Peugeot 308 windshield washer fluid tank cap (maybe other models/makes also) - image

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peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_lip_and_hole.stl

STL

8.2 MB

peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_logo.stl

STL

5.8 MB

peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_nologo.stl

STL

733.0 KB

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STL file	Role	Source size	TPU / similar flex/semiflex material 20%	TPU / similar flex/semiflex material 40%	100% solid	Recommendation
peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_lip_and_hole.stl	Printable file	8.2 MB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Print with a slow speed for the logo version to avoid detail loss
peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_logo.stl	Printable file	5.8 MB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Print with a slow speed for the logo version to avoid detail loss
peugeot_308_washer_fluid_stopper_nologo.stl	Printable file	733.0 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Print with a slow speed for the logo version to avoid detail loss

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Peugeot 308 windshield washer fluid tank cap (maybe other models/makes also)

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Print with TPU or some other flex/semiflex material. Go slow with logo, or preferably print the nologo -version without the nitty gritty small details. Test fit showed a good tight,but not too tight fit. edit: 9.3.2018 - added a version with a hole for releasing possible pressure and a lip for ease of use ( the lip adds the amount of support in print so use if necessary, works fine without it ) edit 26.2.2019 - no signs of wear or degradation of TPU although i splashed quite a few times some alcohol/soap mixtures over it during the winter.