Windshield Washer Cadenza Sorento Elantra Review

Got rid of the pesky windshield washer bulb. Easy and quick to change. The longest part for me was using the factory emergency jack to raise the car. Read the micah333s review for instructions. Make sure that the plastic lip does not bend the rubber seal. It is simply pushed into the hole. Very easy!

Easy installation for DIY enthusiasts. If you follow Micah333's instructions, this is a fairly easy (and cheap) replacement. Removed the bumper cover when installing the sensor. It's not required, it just makes it easier to access. Most people won't bother that much, but it might make things easier. Now the light bulb does not burn, it burns for more than a year. No more distractions at night!

Perfectly fits Kia Sorento 2011. Suggestion: After installing the new gasket, lightly rub some gasket lubricant on the inside of the gasket and on the outside of the plastic sensor, then push the sensor in, until you feel it's securely locked in place. Otherwise the sensor could catch on the seal and push it further into the reservoir, which happened to me about 3 times before I lubricated it. when the light comes on again. If you turn on the machine before you fill the tank, you will see that…

I was a bit nervous when I first ordered a custom part with such a long delivery time (21-42 days which I later found out was from South Korea) but the part arrived in 12 days and works great on my 2007 kia optima. My washer fluid warning light never went off on my dash no matter how much fluid was in the reservoir. I was told that a new sensor is needed. Looked at part number and ordered. Works perfectly. My signal light is now off. My non-mechanical DIY steps (for Kia Optima 2007): - Raise…