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For those of you with still functioning heated washer fluid, please try this. I'd like to know if mine is the only one that does it or if there is something going wrong w/ it. I realize that if the heated washer system is going bad there's no way to fix it due to the supplier going tits up, but may have it checked out anyway. Try setting the cruise and start the heated washer cycle, wait a few seconds then cancel the cycle by hitting the button again before it starts shooting. My cruise control cancels instantly when I do this, but only during the day not at night. So I'm assuming it has to do with a voltage surge but I'm curious if any other trucks do it or if I have a problem that needs looking at before my warranty is up. Thanks for any input!

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I realize that if the heated washer system is going bad there's no way to fix it due to the supplier going tits up

 

Not true,Parts are still available.

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I haven't noticed that, but if I remember I'll give that a try this week.

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I'll try it out, but quite frankly the entire thing pisses me off. It was working wonderful, then I went in to get the "resister" installed, and now it gets nowhere near as hot as it use to. What ever they did, I swear it lowered the temp. :uhoh:

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I had the recall done on mine, and the fluid still gets hot.

Looks neat on a cold winter day with all the steam shooting out from the wipers.......

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It still gets hot, steam comes out.. but it just doesn't seem to work as good as it did before :uhoh: Maybe it's in my head.

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It still gets hot, steam comes out.. but it just doesn't seem to work as good as it did before :fume: Maybe it's in my head.

 

No comment.... :uhoh:

 

 

 

:D

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Mine stopped working a couple of months ago and was fixed under warranty. It was the heater unit that was replaced.

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OK...there is an updated ECM program available to fix your concern

 

You want TSB 09-08-68-001

 

Bring your truck to your dealer, you can wait for the repair. Takes about 25 minutes.

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I'll try it out, but quite frankly the entire thing pisses me off. It was working wonderful, then I went in to get the "resister" installed, and now it gets nowhere near as hot as it use to. What ever they did, I swear it lowered the temp. :uhoh:

 

It's a fuse not a resistor.

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I'll try it out, but quite frankly the entire thing pisses me off. It was working wonderful, then I went in to get the "resister" installed, and now it gets nowhere near as hot as it use to. What ever they did, I swear it lowered the temp. :fume:

 

It's a fuse not a resistor.

 

 

Either way, I still don't think it gets as hot as it did prior :uhoh:

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i agree, mine is not even close to being as hot as it was before the recall. before it would clean the windows on the first stroke..now i am lucky if they are clean 3 cycles later...

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