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  1. 01-03-2011 11:46 AM #1
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    low washer fluid light

    Low washer fluid light comes on, even though it's full.

    Sensor bad?

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    either the sensor float is full of water

    or the wires are broken. Easy to test, pull the plug off the sensor, bridge with a wire and light should be off. If not, wire broken.
    In case that is o.k., pull the sensor out, usually the float is full of water because of corrosion of the contacts or the contacts are corroded.Shogun E32 Tech Tips: http://twrite.org/shogunnew/topmenu.html
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    Re: low washer fluid light

    thanks shogun....i'll check it out once it warms up a bit....temps in the teens is hard of this old guy. LOL
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