It's called an aspirator.
CMEdge
Baby booger sucker Just sounds better
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It's called an aspirator.
CMEdge
Funny [emoji28]I'm a nurse and all the doctors, nurses, and everyone I work with calls it a "BBG" (baby booger getter).....:gr_grin:
So you're saying, when it comes to this stuff just get dealer parts and let them do it? I'm a DIYer but at this point I'm ready to just call it quits and go to a dealer.Not going to really post anything useful in some peoples minds but....................
Stuff like this buy the parts from the dealership.
Case in point when I did my SFA swap................
New master cylinder since I was switching to 4 wheel disc brakes = $85 and was brand new and everything worked.
New PS pump from dealer = $140 and came with tank and pulley installed,remaned from advance without tank and pulley was $155 after core exchange.
Any engine sensor for Chryslers = use MOPAR only and any tech with 15+ years can tell you this one,costs a little more but in the long run a better value.
I will surely try that ASAP and let you know the results. I GREATLY appreciate this suggestion!!!!
CMEdge
I've been unplugging the thing all week just to see if the light ever goes off. No luck.An even quicker test is to simply unplug the d@mn thing. Light stays on, problem elsewhere, goes out, you FOUND it!
Bob
No I'm saying buy the parts from the dealership(or online dealer for actual MOPAR parts).More power to you if you choose to install them yourself.So you're saying, when it comes to this stuff just get dealer parts and let them do it? I'm a DIYer but at this point I'm ready to just call it quits and go to a dealer.
CMEdge
THANK YOU!Unplugging it makes the light come on anyways. At least on mine. OP, I'm uploading a quick video now for you.
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Okay so half of what I thought you said was what you actually said. Got it.No I'm saying buy the parts from the dealership(or online dealer for actual MOPAR parts).More power to you if you choose to install them yourself.
Thanks for the video though.Did swapping the reservoirs get the light to go off?
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