Wild one
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I still like the good old days,when it quit spraying washer fluid,you filled it up,lolCool thanks dang sensors eh..
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I still like the good old days,when it quit spraying washer fluid,you filled it up,lolCool thanks dang sensors eh..
LOL.. my Ford has that option and I hate it.. I don't like running out in the middle of a multi lane highway drive. At least with the Light on the Ram I can run for 2 more days after it illuminates.I still like the good old days,when it quit spraying washer fluid,you filled it up,lol
Means you're not opening the hood often enough and doing routine maintence I can't ever remember having the low washer fluid light come on,on any of my FCA products,or running out of washer fluid on any other vehicle i've owned in 50+ years of driving.Even my wife knows to check the washer fluid level fairly oftenLOL.. my Ford has that option and I hate it.. I don't like running out in the middle of a multi lane highway drive. At least with the Light on the Ram I can run for 2 more days after it illuminates.
Where is the filter located @t? ThanksI had this same problem, bought a new sensor then had to refill the tank and did so with blue windshield washer fluid and the dash light on low fluid went out, read another thread on this and rainx was the problem, the density was to heavy causing the light to illuminate
And add a couple of squirts of lemon Sunlight dish soap. Cleans much better and doesn’t gum stuff up. Actually any liquid dish soap will work fine. It cuts the grease from bugs really well too.I buy the cheap blue stuff
Interesting. ThanksAnd add a couple of squirts of lemon Sunlight dish soap. Cleans much better and doesn’t gum stuff up.
I'm doing all this when I get a chance thanks guys!Interesting. Thanks
The sensor is loacted at the bottom of the tank outlet in the lineWhere is the filter located @t? Thanks