Wiper Fluid Fix
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Wiper Fluid Fix
So my windshield wiper fluid light kicks on, and I check both of the reservoirs on my '92 ES Stealth and both of them were nearly full? What gives? What's my next plan of attack to fix this light? A quick step by step or anything? 
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RE: Wiper Fluid Fix
You mean the light came on and won't go off? I've had that happen a time or two. Try unhooking the negative(-) battery terminal for a few minutes. That is what cured mine. If it doesn't turn off, your sensor could be bad.
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RE: Wiper Fluid Fix
Yep! That's exactly what is happening. I'll try to unhook the negative and pray that fixes it! If not, is it possible to pick up the sensor cheap at like an auto parts store or something?
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You mean the light came on and won't go off? I've had that happen a time or two. Try unhooking the negative(-) battery terminal for a few minutes. That is what cured mine. If it doesn't turn off, your sensor could be bad.
You mean the light came on and won't go off? I've had that happen a time or two. Try unhooking the negative(-) battery terminal for a few minutes. That is what cured mine. If it doesn't turn off, your sensor could be bad.
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RE: Wiper Fluid Fix
Yeah, same thing happened to me. I ended up finding one on eBay for around $37, sensor and resevoir. I swapped it out and the light went off. You need to remove the battery tray (held down with two bolts) and attach the new one (held to the tray with two bolts). Took about 5 minutes.