Hello, I just purchased an 05 crossfire which had a crack in the windows washer fluid reservoir. The sensor light was on as well due to no fluid in reservoir.. I replaced the reservoir and filled to the top (until overflowed) and the sensor light is still on? How do I correct the low fluid sensor light on my dashboard?
thank you!!!!

 

I have not looked at this at all and I am only suggesting it could be the sensor not working properly. Would it be possible to remove the sensor and test it?
Does it work on a float principle? If so it could be stuck.

 

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it could be the sensor not working properly

+1 Been there, done that...(not on Crossfire)

 

The fluid sensor has a slight time delay hinged float switch. It will slip into the tanks rubber gromet in any position,but only one position is correct. Take's two people to verify this test unless you have a ohms meter. One in the car with the switch on watching the gauge. The other has the sensor pulled out of the tank,but still has the wiring connected. It's been years and trying to remember where the sensor should be pushed back into the tanks rubber groument,so that the float would hang down or would swing upward. Try it both ways while holding it and keeping in mind the hinged float will be trying to float upward with a full tank. Squirrel Crusher

 

Well, gfolino signed in last week and made all his visits the same day and none since, I guess we will never know.