Dic washer fluid low reset, owners manual doesn't cover

Check your engine oil using the oil dipstick located on the engine - you need to add oil to the fill line as shown on the dipstick. You should have the oil replaced regularly (every 3-6 months) and keep your eye on the level if the engine is leaking oil underneath or burning a lot of it.

Check to be sure there is washer fluid in the washer fluid reservoir. The owners manual should have a "map" that tells you location, amperage , and system(s) covered by listed fuses. Lacking an owners manual, the inside of the fuse box access panel will also have this information. Suggest you get a Chiltons/Haynes repair manual that covers your vehicle. There are other reasons for washer not to work. And newer vehicles have 2 fuse panels. With redundant systems.

You have a bad sensor. It's on the washer reservoir. This is a 2003 pic, But gives you an idea where to look. The sensor is the one on the right.

The fluid in the windshield washer tank may be low. Check your owners manual for details.

The low washer fluid light could be the sensor in the tank, and the low tire pressure could be a problem with the ABS system.
Check your owners manual on resetting the tire pressure light.

check yours owner's m on how to reset your tpms every time you have flat or low air in the tire you have reset after repairing it.

Could it be your windsheild washer fluid. A quick check in your owner's manual should answer your question. Good luck.

Hi, that means that the windshield washer fluid is low, just add fluid to the reservoir, cycle the ignition off, then back on and it will reset the VIC.

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Go to this website and pick owner guide in the left task bar.Input your vehicle info then pick get owner guide.The you can download a complete copy of the owners manual.