Solutions for false "Washer fluid Low" error?

[Mitch90535im]

Any quick solutions to a false "Washer Fluid Low" error message. Started last night after install of new radiator.

[Mr Project]

I cleaned the connections on mine and made sure it was properly inserted into the res. Did the trick. Might have bumped a wire or pulled something loose when you replaced the radiator?

[winfred]

usually it's ether upside down or the float filled up and sank

[Jeff C]

the wire together - completed the circuit - eliminated the error and no longer have low washer warning - of course now I have to manually check to see when the washer fluid is low :(

jeff

[JR'Z 525]

I wound up having to do like Jeff on an 87 325 I used to own and just recently on my 525. Got tired of the crazy thing going off especially while going down a level road.
JR :D

[ryan roopnarine]

are all of you sure that your sensors aren't wrong side up? mine was "broken" like that until i realised that the wire harness is supposed to plug into the sensor with the sensor plug going downward....problem solved. it used to go off randomly on level roads, too.

[JR'Z 525]

Seems like I tried your method Ryan but I can't be sure (I've got CRS-Can't Remember ****) but I'll take a look at it next time I get a chance.
Thanks,
JR

[Mitch90535im]

But God, do we have to have enough sense to check the washer fluid ourselves - how will I ever remember. (lol) Haven't checked mine yet - just thrilled to have a radiator again.

[Jeff C]

the dealer in Canada wanted 120 bucks just for the sensor!!!! That was the days before I found the board and BMA - For 12o bucks I figured I could live without the warning - hasn't bugged me since

Thx for the thought though

Jeff