Low washer fluid warning

Started by Vamps, 10 May 2011, 23:16:19

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Vamps

10 May 2011, 23:16:19
Even when full and all works perfectly... ::) where do I start?...... :)

Lazydocker

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10 May 2011, 23:18:04
With the sensor ::)
Whatever it is... I didn't do it

Vamps

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10 May 2011, 23:19:58
QuoteWith the sensor ::)

Thank you, but could not find it in the boot..... :P :P :P

Lazydocker

#3
10 May 2011, 23:25:22
I think it's in the end, o/s iirc :-/

It's a basic float gauge if I remember correctly and is easy enough to change out :y
Whatever it is... I didn't do it

VXL V6

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10 May 2011, 23:26:36
In the back of the washer bottle. Take sensor out, cover your feet in washer fluid, clean sensor, push back in, refill.

8-)

Vamps

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10 May 2011, 23:39:18
QuoteIn the back of the washer bottle. Take sensor out, cover your feet in washer fluid, clean sensor, push back in, refill.

8-)

Thanks, so having just filled it up it might be best to use some of the water before cleaning...... :y

RobG

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10 May 2011, 23:47:35
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QuoteIn the back of the washer bottle. Take sensor out, cover your feet in washer fluid, clean sensor, push back in, refill.

8-)

Thanks, so having just filled it up it might be best to use some of the water before cleaning...... :y
...........and if it still don`t work, I got a couple here :)
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Vamps

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10 May 2011, 23:50:05
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QuoteIn the back of the washer bottle. Take sensor out, cover your feet in washer fluid, clean sensor, push back in, refill.

8-)

Thanks, so having just filled it up it might be best to use some of the water before cleaning...... :y
...........and if it still don`t work, I got a couple here :)

Thanks Rob, will take a look at the weekend... :y
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