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benjaminbrown2
Captur Washer Fluid Warning
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benjaminbrown2 (Author)
Thanks for the reply. No, the system hasn't run completely dry as far as I know. I'll check the pump and fuse, but how can I easily test the voltage at the pump connector? Any specific steps or tools I should use?
konstantin_moeller75
I am unable to provide you with specific guidance on voltage testing, as incorrect measurements could lead to unintended consequences. I would advise against attempting this yourself. It may be prudent to have a qualified technician at a workshop assess the situation to ensure correct diagnosis and prevent further complications.
benjaminbrown2 (Author)
It was indeed the wiper water level sensor that was faulty. Replaced it, cleared the error, and everything's working perfectly again. Cost me about 25€ for the part. Thanks for the pointers!
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konstantin_moeller75
I understand you are experiencing issues with your windshield washer system. Has the system ever run dry, potentially damaging the pump? I suggest a thorough inspection of the pump itself and its electrical connections. Check the fuse as well; a blown fuse is a common culprit. Have you verified the correct voltage at the pump connector when the washer is activated?