How to Replace Washer Level Sensor 2005-10 Chrysler 300
Created on: 2017-01-30
Watch this video to learn how to replace a broken or faulty windshield washer level sensor. The experts at 1A Auto show you how to replace the sensor on your 06 Chrysler 300.
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step 1 :Removing the Air Dam
- Raise and support the vehicle on jack stands
- Remove the three plastic pins on both sides of the dam
- Remove the bolts along the bottom of the bumper
- Remove the air dam
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step 2 :Removing the Washer Level Sensor
- Place a funnel and drain pan beneath the pump
- Loosen the washer pump hose and let the fluid drain
- Disconnect the washer fluid level sensor
- Pry and rotate the sensor and gasket out of the bottle
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step 3 :Installing the Washer Level Sensor
- Insert the sensor and gasket into place
- Connect the sensor
- Reconnect the washer hose
- Refill the washer fluid to the fill line
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step 4 :Installing the Air Dam
- Insert the air dam into place
- Tighten the bolts along the bottom of the bumper
- Press the six pins into the dam
Tools needed
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Windshield Washer Fluid
Funnel
Gloves
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Jack Stands
Drain Pan
Floor Jack
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In this video we're going to be working with our 2006 Chrysler 300. We're going to show you how to remove and replace your vehicles washer fluid level sensor.
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Here are the items you'll need for this repair: drain pan, windshield washer fluid, flat head screwdriver, funnel, gloves, jack and jack stands
Raise and support your vehicle. We're using a lift to make it easier to show you what's going on but this job can easily be done at home on a jack and jack stands. You'll need to remove the vehicle's belly pan or air dam, which is missing on our vehicle, but to remove it you'll have three plastic pins in each wheel well here, a series of bolts along the bottom of the bumper, you can see the openings for all of them here. Three more in the opposite wheel well. Again, part of ours is missing. We've removed our wheel and tire to make it easier to show you what's going on with your washer parts.
I've just placed a funnel into a partially emptied jug of washer fluid. We'll remove this hose on the bottom where the pump is and allow it to drain into the bucket. Lift up on the red safety tab and release the connector from your washer fluid level sensor. Then carefully pry and rotate. You may have to wiggle a little to get the sensor and gasket out of the washer bottle.
Install the washer fluid level sender. You gotta kinda work it around and twist to get the gasket to seat fully into the bottle. Reconnect the electrical connector, engage the red safety tab, reconnect your washer hose and fill your washer fluid.
If your old washer fluid wasn't contaminated and you're not changing it to a de-icing or a different type of washer fluid, simply pour the old stuff back in as long as it's clean like that. If you have to use another bottle to fill to capacity. Check for proper operation of your washers and senders and you're good to go.
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