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If your washer level light comes on and you know you have fluid in the reservoir, then this is the part you'll need. You CAN try to unstick the float, but I can guarantee that you will mess the old unit up trying to get it out. Just get a new one and replace the old one.
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Not an easy item to remove! I disabled my old sensor 4 years ago when it failed and protected the plug with a baggie zip tie. Removing the sensor from the washer fluid tank was a challenge since you don’t want to damage the plastic tank. I attacked the dead sensor & o-ring with vise grips. The washer fluid made things more difficult as it had the consistency of soapy water. Before fitting the new sensor I plugged it in and hung it upside down and right side up to verify functionality. Installing the new sensor was easy, maybe 3 minutes of working it into place trying not to damage the tank or the new o-ring. I also purchased extra cap plugs from the dealership since many were brittle and not holding the inner fender guard solidly.
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It was an easy and less expensive job than the dealership. First, I jacked up the car and removed a few screws, than it was easy to access. Next, I removed the old fluid sensor (which was a little challenging.) but installing the new fluid sensor took only a minute. Now I have money for gas, food, and a drink.
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Exact fit and made much better than the original part.
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For my Infinity QX70S. perfect fit, 3 months of use, works well!
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