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rdanz 11-06-2005 11:13 AM

Washer Tank Heater?
 
Needed to change my 94 S class washer pump grommet and when I changed it I noticed another thing a ma jiggy with unconnected wires sticking out of the tank which I think mite be some kinda heater for the washer fluid. My question is where do these wires go and how do I test if its working?

rdanz 11-06-2005 10:37 PM

Someone has to know about this.

mbshop 11-07-2005 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rdanz
Needed to change my 94 S class washer pump grommet and when I changed it I noticed another thing a ma jiggy with unconnected wires sticking out of the tank which I think mite be some kinda heater for the washer fluid. My question is where do these wires go and how do I test if its working?


thing a ma jiggy? man, your car is messed up. it ain't supposed to
be in yer car. maybe a hybrid?

just jossing. maybe the level sensor?

george

iwrock 11-07-2005 12:05 AM

The heater for the washer fluid in all of my cars is part of the engie cooling system. In my E's, 190, and SL, a radiator line goes into that washer bottle, through some metal piping, and then back into the system. Perhaps those wires are part of some sensor.

rdanz 11-07-2005 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mbshop
thing a ma jiggy? man, your car is messed up. it ain't supposed to
be in yer car. maybe a hybrid?

just jossing. maybe the level sensor?

george

It can't be the level sensor because the wires to it aren't connected and the level sensor works.

bryanm 11-07-2005 01:47 PM

Maybe a picture of the thing a ma jiggy would help.


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