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Spyder Washer fluid light

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xterminat0r

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Feb 4, 2016
Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota
What part would I need to replace to remove this light? My fluid is full but it has been turning on and off recently. I'm running the 97 4g64 spyder.

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There is a float in the washer fluid reservoir. The float contains a magnet and there is a magnetically operated switch inside a little tower in the reservoir; when the float is down (empty reservoir) the switch closes and turns on the light.

The most common failure is the float sticks in the down position even though the reservoir is full; the fix is take out the whole works and wash the inside well. Sometimes -- but not always -- a sharp rap on the side of the (full) reservoir will un-stick the float, It's probably worth trying that first.

On and off, I haven't seen. If the sharp rap on the side doesn't get it to behave I would start by unplugging the switch at the reservoir and doing an ohmmeter check there.
 
I disconnected the level switch and the light goes out. Not a fix but it does the job.
 
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