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RolexDaytona1 11-04-2015 10:23 AM

Unplug the washer fluid low sensor? V8V
 
In my V8V I think I likely have a leak in the windshield washer fluid reservoir... (Probably a crack or something due to age) I put water in... leaks out in a few days. Warning message comes up on the dash. I don't really care to take the fender apart to find out where as I never use the windshield washers anyway... It wasn't immediately obvious where the sensor wire came from... If anyone has figured this out let me know. And if unplugging would stop the fluid low code? Or just keep it always on? Thanks!

sdekoning 11-04-2015 06:35 PM


Originally Posted by RolexDaytona1 (Post 4423523)
In my V8V I think I likely have a leak in the windshield washer fluid reservoir... (Probably a crack or something due to age) I put water in... leaks out in a few days. Warning message comes up on the dash. I don't really care to take the fender apart to find out where as I never use the windshield washers anyway... It wasn't immediately obvious where the sensor wire came from... If anyone has figured this out let me know. And if unplugging would stop the fluid low code? Or just keep it always on? Thanks!

Hmm, I guess it is not an MOT-failure in the States not having a screen-washing facility.

As for the leakage: it's most probably the rubber grommet/ring that seals the pump in the reservoir; this is the lowest point (below the sensor) and due to age these 'seals' perish. I'd be taking the fender lining out and repair it: it's a cheap fix anyway.

telum01 11-04-2015 08:53 PM

Mine has been cracked for ages, but apparently toward the top. I don't get a low level warning, but it leaks when filled to a certain point. Was told it's labor intensive to replace because of where it's at in the car, but haven't actually looked into it.


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