URO Parts 42mm P/S Reservoir Cap 🔍 Seal with 2mm Cross Section - Enhanced SEO Review

Don't forget to remove the old O-ring from the lid beforehand. Maybe it is, but it's torn so badly that it seems this is one of the threads. Use the tip of a sharp knife or a small screwdriver to pry it off. It fits perfectly. My 328xi station wagon is happy. Fill up the tank and you're done.

Bought for my 04 330ci. Because my power steering reservoir was leaking. With that the situation was resolved. Now let's get to my other leaks. Update: About a day later I unscrewed the lid of the PS container to add more liquid and it has since started leaking again. So it works until you open it once.

Fits my BMW e92 N52K. The power steering reservoir slowly leaked out from under the cover. I thought it was the vent, but it's not. Open the lid. Take a thin screwdriver to remove the old one. Put a new one in and add a thin layer of liquid around it. Replace cap. It's been a year without a leak. Works perfectly!

I had a slow leak from my 135i's power steering fluid reservoir which was causing the outside of the reservoir to become covered in debris. I installed this 0 ring 10,000 miles ago. It fitted perfectly and fixed the leak. If you're not sure if the cap is broken, it's worth a few bucks to replace it before replacing the entire cap.

This is a simple rubber gasket for the power steering reservoir cap when it starts to 'sweat' or is leaking. You don't have to pay extra for it. Some reviewers say it doesn't fit. Well I'm guessing they didn't remove their original flattened gasket which camouflages well with the cap as it's black. I have attached photos to prove it fits. Please check the liquid level after the installation is complete. That took me 2 minutes.

I have a 2005 BMW 325 and since I bought the car I have had to clean the top of the power steering reservoir twice a month. I read the reviews and decided to give it a try, it took me a while to find the old lid gasket because it was so old it was almost fused to the threads but I found it and replaced it with a new one replaced. it's been a few weeks and not a single drop of steering fluid is coming from the top. I'm glad I made this purchase. Very satisfied.!

2 year guarantee. The URO did not reply to my letters. I think they're just a crappy company selling cheap junk. I won't buy anything from them anymore! My friend had the same problem and he said just go to Granger and buy a 42 x 2mm o-ring because you can choose whatever material you want and they are only about $0.80 each. Hello URO: …. "Raise yours"

Arrived on time and well packaged. Installed on a 2000 BMW 323i with no problems once I found the previous gasket was left. At first I thought the old one was missing because I couldn't see it. I tried a new one but it didn't fit properly. Eventually I realized the previous o-ring was still there, but flattened and flattened. After digging up the old one and putting in the new one, it fit perfectly. No more problems with leaking from the tank, the problem is solved!