Maxwell5598
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- Edgewater, FL
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- 2014 Ford Explorer / Base
Hi!!! I’m new to the forum. It’s already, without my being a member, been a great help. I’m adding my experience (just now) with the washer fluid sensor remaining on after being filled. Several posts I was reading last night suggested turning key to ‘on’ position and then pressing down on the gas pedal 5 times within 3 seconds.
I just went outside and performed that action...
IT WORKED!!
I then turned my car back on and the sensor remained off. Yea!! And thank you, good members, for sharing comments/advice that have worked for you. It’s really quite invaluable.
I just went outside and performed that action...
IT WORKED!!
I then turned my car back on and the sensor remained off. Yea!! And thank you, good members, for sharing comments/advice that have worked for you. It’s really quite invaluable.
