Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: BlackieNo1 on 17 September 2021, 23:07:34
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So since I got this car I always have to cancel the “Low Washer Fluid” error that comes up on my CID. I’ve tried a different sensor and it’s still doing the same. Is this a common fault? If so how do I repair?
I’ve done a quick search but getting no hits with washer fluid level used as the parameters of the search.
Thanks in advance,
Brian
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silly question and dont mean to insult your intelligence but is the sensor fitted the right way round ?
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Been there, got the T shirt LOL
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It's quite difficult to fit it upside down ???
Have you checked the wiring?
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Lol, yea it’s definitely not upside down. That said I did test it out of the water bottle every which way I could to see if it changes, which it didn’t.
As for the wiring, so far I’ve only checked it at the plug end of the sensor itself. I haven’t yet traced it further back. I also haven’t pulled out my volt meter either, just thought I would check with you guys first to see if there was a common or simple fix.
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If you've been digging around the display plug, you may have nicked it. IIRC the sensor receives its signal from the display/BC.
It’s a Brown wire with a Yellow trace. The brown wire from the plug goes to ground... I would start there ;)
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If you've been digging around the display plug, you may have nicked it. IIRC the sensor receives its signal from the display/BC.
It’s a Brown wire with a Yellow trace. The brown wire from the plug goes to ground... I would start there ;)
I haven’t been at the display just yet, waiting until I’ve all the speakers and stuff gathered first before I start ripping the car apart lol. But thanks for that information, I’ll start with the ground wire as you’ve suggested.
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Mine was doing this but it was leaking out the bottom seal so slowly emptying, just fashioned a seal I had for something else and replaced it.