Hi

The low fluid indicator light is on and the tank is full, I removed the tank thinking that the sending unit could be bad, did not see one.

Can anyone help?

Thank you

Cheers Michel

Submitted by desp8838@bells… on Mon, 07/22/2013 - 19:29

David,

Not only we drive the best cars in the world, but our forums are fantastics and our clubs are second to none. I had by mistake driven and owned some MB's in my life , of course I had more issues with them then with the Jaguars. Do you know that there is no help from the forums there, may be for the first SLK with all the problems, but after that forget it we have a MB and we take it to the dealer to get it fixed regardless of the cost. They are missing the best of all ; our camaraderie ( Hey I am French and this looks English to me) I am a strange one (French)

Cheers and thank you again

Michel

Thank you again, members you are great!

Submitted by deltajhotel@aol.com on Mon, 07/22/2013 - 11:55

Hi Michel,
From the main instrument cluster, the wash level input is fed by an orange/red wires which terminate at the yellow wash level switch/relay which is also grounded, must be a good ground. The entire instrument warning light system is fused, hot at all times, by 2x 5amp fuses found in the left fuse panel. Check all of this out, sorry that I cannot pinpoint your problem.
Good luck
David H

Submitted by stevejag@sbcgl… on Wed, 07/17/2013 - 17:15

Did you remove the complete reservoir, or only the top portion? The bottom portion is the part with the level sensor in it. It's only accessible from the bottom. They are joined with an "O" ring seal where it passes through the body panel behind the headlamps.

Cheers,

Submitted by deltajhotel@aol.com on Wed, 07/17/2013 - 12:49

Hi,
You do not mention the year of your XJ40, yes there is a wash level input and a wash level switch wire color code ORG/RED. There is also a W/S wash relay colored yellow mounted in the right hand side under the hood, however I would suspect a grounding problem check that you have a good clean ground first.
Best of luck