Name that plug!

I swapped my headlights and was running the HID relay harness this evening and took my windshield washer reservoir out for extra space to work. Went to reinstall and realized that there's a little plug near the pump thing that snaps into the reservoir. I can find where it plugs into now and it's annoying lol.

Circled in red in photo.

 

That's the master turn signal fluid relay.

 

I thought I remember there being two plugs in the windshield washer fluid reservoir. Might want to check there.
I did the same thing you did when installing my HID's

 

Dood! Excellent! The timing and context was perfect...

OP...good post and sub'd for outcome...and nice lead in!

 

There are two plugs that run to most washer resivoirs. One would be the pump and the other would be the level sensor an easy way to tell would be if the it's full but a washer light on the dash is on.

 

I'll take washer reservoir lever sensor for 500$

 

I think the Canadian trucks have that sensor.

 

If it does and it's unplugged the indicator light will be on in the hud. Easy to check.

 

So, do 'muricans have to estimate when they are low? Curious

 

So the manual does say Canada has it equipped, maybe there is a fuse ?

 

Oh sorry the plug has no sensor because it's American . Damn Toyota fucked us on that too lol. Come to think of it I did run dry and didn't see the indicator...

 

Cuz... metric!

 

Wonder if we could get a canadian tank and sensor, plug it in, and code it with tech stream to enable that feature?

 

"If man caused the problem, man can solve the problem"

Brent Hatley

 

We stick our dicks in and if we touch bottom without getting wet that's why the nozzles don't squirt . They give you guys sensors because of cold shrinkage..
With less attractive women "curiosity"takes hold I guess .

 

i'm actually surprised we don't have these on US trucks...we have to have sensors and warnings for everything...

why would you even need a warning light once it stops spraying you just refill it...

 

Lol thanks guys. I drove it around to check out the lights ehile the tank was still out and didnt have an indicator light on the dash, so no sensor. I'm wondering where the other plug that goes into it is. I'll take a look in the a.m.

 

As much as Americans like gadgets, this would be a natural upgrade, LOL way to easy, Toyota could sell a retrofit kit threw the dealers for a MSRP of $75.00 then retail it to us Customers threw there" Matrices pricing system for $150 everybody would be happy.