heinzsmith1
DMax Washer Fluid Sensor Issue
Summary of the thread
A 2009 Chevrolet DMax owner experienced a persistent washer fluid low warning despite the reservoir being full, with the windshield washer system not functioning. The issue was suspected to be a malfunctioning wiper water level sensor. After considering possible causes like wiring and pump issues, the problem was resolved by replacing the faulty sensor, confirming the initial suspicion.
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heinzsmith1 (community.author)
Pump seems operational. Fluid is not being pumped, but I don’t suspect a blockage either. Is the sensor easily accessible on your DMax, or did you need special tools?
dieterjung6
Mine was a pain to get to. I ended up taking it to a workshop. Turned out to be a faulty sensor, even though I also thought the pump was okay. It was the same error code.
heinzsmith1 (community.author)
Thanks for the info. Problem solved. Faulty sensor, replaced. Total cost 25€.
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dieterjung6
I had a similar issue with my DMax. I checked the wiring, but it was fine. The dashboard light drove me nuts. Did you check the pump itself?