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Does anyone know of a way to set the low washer fluid message to not go off? Tank has a leak at the gasket where the pump goes into the tank and I don't care to fix it as I never use washer fluid anyways. Or, I guess if anyone has a washer tank gasket lying around or if you know where I can get one ill fix it
Does anyone know of a way to set the low washer fluid message to not go off? Tank has a leak at the gasket where the pump goes into the tank and I don't care to fix it as I never use washer fluid anyways. Or, I guess if anyone has a washer tank gasket lying around or if you know where I can get one ill fix it
Try unplugging the sensor or remove it & tape it straight
except that damn grommet via gm is half the cost or more of the entire ac delco replacement. i swear the old scaled over sensors are more likely to cause that annoying message on the DIC
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Originally Posted by racebum
except that damn grommet via gm is half the cost or more of the entire ac delco replacement. i swear the old scaled over sensors are more likely to cause that annoying message on the DIC
Grommet LIST price is $1.65 ea
Which ACD replacement are you speaking of? The pump? It sells for $16-$18(~).
Also, he said his tank is leaking because of the grommet. Leak = low fluid level, hence the warning message.
Odd, I read that it's leaking around the pump with 2 or 3 replies to fix the leak around the level sensor???? Yes, either try unplugging the sensor or turning it over.
You are correct that I was talking about leaking around the pump (from grommet that pump goes in to) and NOT at the sensor. I've ordered a grommet as suggested above that should solve this issue, hopefully!