GM 18012741
Level Sensor

Start the replacement process of the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor by disconnecting the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor. Operating needle nose pliers to carefully push down the retaining tabs will allow the sensor to pass through the reservoir for removal. You should insert the new brake fluid level sensor into the reservoir and activate the retaining tabs to lock it in position. To finish installation connect the electrical connector of the brake fluid level sensor.

You need to begin by removing the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor. With Needle nose pliers depress the retaining tabs at the end of the brake fluid level sensor and press the sensor through the reservoir to remove it. For installation, position the brake pedal level sensor to fit the master cylinder reservoir and press it. Lastly, link the electric connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

To work on the Brake Fluid Level Sensor/Switch disconnect its electrical connector first. After disconnecting the electrical connector you can gently pull out the fluid level sensor switch with needle nose pliers from its reservoir housing. Insert the fluid level sensor switch into position and link its electrical connection.

In order to replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, you will first need to unplug the brake fluid level sensor electrical connection. With needle nose pliers, gently press the retaining tabs at the end of the brake fluid level sensor and press it through the reservoir to take off. For installations, place the brake fluid s level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir and press it. Finally, connect the electrical connector to brake fluid level sensor.

Begin the replacement of the master cylinder brake fluid level sensor by disconnecting its electrical connector. With needle nose pliers you need to press the retaining tabs at the sensor end while slowly inserting it through the reservoir for removal. Install the new brake fluid level sensor by placing it within the reservoir then pressing it to engage the retaining tabs. Put the electrical connector back in place on the brake fluid level sensor .

The first step to replacing the brake fluid level sensor is to remove the electrical connector from it. Pull the sensor out by carefully pressing down the retaining tabs at the end with needle nose pliers and guiding it through the reservoir. To install, put the new sensor into place in the reservoir and press until it clicks into position. After that, join the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Start Brake Fluid Level Sensor repair by disconnecting its electrical connector. After that compress the lock tab using needle nose pliers to release the holding tabs on the outboard master cylinder. Reattach the electrical connector to the fluid level sensor by pushing it into position when its locking tabs snap closed.

Begin by disconnecting the electrical connector from the fluid level sensor then squeeze the switch locking tabs at the master cylinder's outboard side with needle nose pliers to take out the fluid level sensor. Pour the fluid level sensor through the locking tabs until they snap then connect the electric connector to the fluid level sensor .

Now to replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor first disconnect the electrical connection from the brake fluid level sensor. Then, employ needle nose pliers to press down the retaining tabs on the brake fluid sensor end, using pliers press the sensor trough the reservoir in order to remove it. For installation, align brake fluid level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir and apply pressure to set it. Lastly, link the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

To replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, the disconnect the electrical connector from the fluid level sensor and then remove the fluid level sensor using the needle nose pliers compress the assembly's switch locking tabs to outboard side of the master cylinder. For installation, push the fluid level sensor in until the locking tabs snap in and, lastly, reconnect to the electrical connector to the fluid level sensor.

To change the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, first remove the electrical connection from the brake fluid level sensor. Then, using needle nose pliers, slowly press the retaining tabs at the end of the brake fluid level sensor to push the sensor out of the reservoir. For the installation, line up the brake fluid level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir along with pressing it in position. Last but not least, attach the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

The first step to replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor demands users to break the connection between the brake fluid level sensor's electrical connector. The needle nose pliers should be used to push down the retaining tabs present on the end of the brake fluid level sensor until it can be carefully pressed through the reservoir to finish removal. The installation process requires alignment of the brake fluid level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir before pressing it into position. Finish the installation by connecting the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Start the brake fluid level sensor switch service and repair by detaching its electrical connector. Use needle nose pliers to take the fluid level sensor switch out from its reservoir location. Place the fluid level sensor switch directly onto its installation position and then attach the electric connection.

The process of replacing Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor starts by disconnecting electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor. With the help of needle nose pliers, gently press the retaining tabs of the brake fluid level sensor located at the end and insert the sensor through the reservoir to remove it. For installation, turn the brake fluid level sensor parallel to the master cylinder reservoir and push it into the place. Lastly, connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Master cylinder fluid level sensors on right hand drive vehicles need replacement because they are not repairable parts. The master cylinder reservoir must substitute for this component. Before working on the sensor you need to disconnect its electrical connection. Push down the metal tabs at the sensor end with the pliers and force the brake fluid level sensor out of the reservoir. Place the brake fluid level sensor into the master cylinder reservoir at its proper position. Reconnect the electrical wire to the brake fluid sensor.

Start the Brake Fluid Level Indicator Switch replacement by detaching the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor. You should use needle nose pliers to push down the two tabs at the end of the brake fluid level sensor and push the sensor out from its reservoir hole. Position the new brake fluid level sensor directly over the reservoir opening while pressing it until it fits nicely. Attach the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor hardware after completion.

To start replacing the brake fluid level sensor disconnect its electrical connector. Pull out the brake fluid level sensor by applying needle nose pliers at its end tabs before pushing it through the reservoir. Position the new sensor into the reservoir and push it until the retaining tabs lock it in place then put back the electrical connector.

The first step for Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor replacement involves disconnecting the electrical connector which controls the brake fluid level sensor. Insert needle nose pliers to depress the retaining tabs at the end of the brake fluid level sensor before pushing it through the reservoir. Place the brake fluid level sensor inside the reservoir before pressing it into position to activate the sensor retaining tabs followed by connecting the electrical connector.

To replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, take off the electrical connector from the sensor (part number not specified). Using a pair of needle nose pliers bent at 90 degrees will allow for the release of the retaining clip and then take off the sensor from the master cylinder. For installing, plug the fluid sensor back into the master cylinder making sure it is fully seated before reconnecting the electrical connector.

To install the new brake fluid level sensor you need to disconnect the electrical connector first then use needle-nose pliers to press and release the sensors retaining tabs at its end. Finally push the sensor through the reservoir to take it out. Insert the brake fluid level sensor into the reservoir until its retaining tabs lock in place then connect the electrical connector to the sensor.

Once the electrical connector is off the brake fluid level sensor, first remove the fasteners holding the switch to your brake fluid level switch that mounts them on your car frame with a 5mm socket. Next, with the needle nose pliers, press the retaining tabs on the end of the brake fluid level sensor and apply even pressure to remove it by pressing it through the reservoir. Install the brake fluid level sensor into the reservoir and press it over flux to fasten the sensor various tabs; attach the electrical connector with the brake fluid level sensor.

To replace the brake fluid level indicator switch you need to unplug the electrical connector off the brake fluid level sensor. Use needle nose pliers to carefully unhook the sensor tabs at its end while pressing the brake fluid level sensor through the reservoir to extract it. Sink the brake fluid level sensor into the tank before pressing it into its proper position to secure the retaining tabs. Hook up the brake fluid level sensor electrical connector last.

To work on the Brake Fluid Level Sensor/Switch, first remove the electrical connector from the fluid level switch . Follow this by pressing the switch locking tabs at the inboard side with needle nose pliers to pry the fluid level switch loose. Insert the fluid level switch into the master cylinder reservoir until you hear the locking tabs click, and afterwards connect the electrical connector to the switch.

Begin your replacement by taking out the driver side upper fender support. You can separate the sensor electric cable initially before using a special tool to compress and release the sensor locking tabs on its back side. When putting back the sensor replace it on the master cylinder and connect the electric wires before installing the driver side upper fender support.

To replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, you need to remove the driver side upper fender support. Next, disconnect the electrical conn from the fluid level sen and compress using need nose pliers locked tabs on the back side of the senure before you dropout. For installation, attach the sensor to the maste and connect the electrical connector to the fluid level sensor then reinstall the maste side upper fenze support.

The first step to replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor is to remove the driver side upper fender support. First disconnect the electrical connector from the fluid level sensor then compress the locking tabs on the sensor's back with need nose pliers to remove it from the master cylinder. After installation, replace the sensor on the master cylinder while reconnecting both the electrical connector and driver side upper fender support.

To replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor (With ABS) first knock out the electrical connector from the fluid level sensor. Afterwards, take away the quantity of the level sensor through utilizing needle nose pliers by pressing the switch locking tabs, which may be found on the side with the master cylinder. For installation, slide in the fluid level sensor until the locking tabs snap on, and at last, connect the electrical connector to the fluid sensor level.

You should first remove the Brake Master Cylinder mounting nuts from the booster to position the master cylinder while maintaining access to the Brake Fluid Level Sensor without disrupting brake lines. Pull off the Brake Fluid Level Sensor electrical connector then push down the sensor retaining tabs with pliers to extract it from the master cylinder. Place the Brake Fluid Level Sensor in its position under the master cylinder reservoir and push until the retaining tabs snap into place. Connect the electrical parts to the sensor making sure both the cylinder gasket and the barrel gasket face the empty fluid reservoir and show no damage due to cuts. Reposition the Brake Master Cylinder onto the booster assembly at last.

Simultaneously you can start the replacement work by detaching the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor. Use needle nose pliers to press down both retaining tabs at each end of the sensor and push it through the reservoir. Push the new brake fluid level sensor into the reservoir while lining up its retaining mechanisms. Last connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Before installing the new master cylinder fluid level sensor ensure you remove the Brake Master Cylinder mounting nuts from the booster device then position the master cylinder to reach the sensor without breaking brake lines. Start by disconnecting the electrical connector at the Brake Fluid Level Sensor and then use needle nose pliers to flatten the retaining tabs before sensor removal from the master cylinder. Press the new Brake Fluid Level Sensor onto the master cylinder reservoir till the retaining tabs snap into position. The electrical connector should be installed on the sensor and the master cylinder gasket must have the proper placement without any perforations or damage before reattaching the Brake Master Cylinder to the booster assembly.

Before sensor replacement of the master cylinder's brake fluid level sensor the electrical connector needs removal. Use needle nose pliers to depress the retaining tabs located at the end of the sensor before using them to push it through the reservoir for removal. Install the new brake fluid level sensor by guiding it to the reservoir then push it to lock the retaining tabs. The last step is to reattach the electrical cable to the brake fluid level sensor.

First disconnect the power source from the fluid level sensor to start service and repair work. You can push the switch locking tabs at the master cylinder inboard side using needle nose pliers to take out the fluid level sensor. To install the fluid level sensor you need to press it into position until the locking tabs lock and then attach the electrical connector.

Start the replacement by unplugging the electrical connector from the sensor. Push down the master cylinder locking tabs with needle nose pliers on their opposite side to take out the fluid sensor. Reinstall the new fluid level sensor by placing it into position then pressing the locking tabs together. Connect the electrical connector afterward.

Start the replacement by unplugging the electrical connector from the sensor. Push down the master cylinder locking tabs with needle nose pliers on their opposite side to take out the fluid sensor. Reinstall the new fluid level sensor by placing it into position then pressing the locking tabs together. Connect the electrical connector afterward.

When replacing the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor start by disconnecting the electrical connection from the sensor. You can remove the sensor from your master cylinder by using pliers with 90-degree bent tips to release the retaining clip. Reconnect the electrical connector after placing the fluid sensor properly inside the master cylinder.

You need to disconnect the electrical connector from the fluid level sensor before taking out the fluid level sensor . Press down the switch locking tabs at the master cylinder outboard side with needle nose pliers to remove them. After inserting the fluid level sensor into position the locking tabs will click and then you can attach the electrical connector.

To change Brake Fluid Level Indicator Switch, first you should detach the electrical connector from switch. Then, using an appropriate tool (suitable tool), carefully press tab's of the switch containing locking so as to remove it. For installation, inset the new brake fluid level indicator switch into place with its lock tabs fully engaged in the master cylinder reservoir and finally reconnect the electrical connector with the switch.

To replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor, you need to remove the driver side upper fender support. Next, disconnect the electrical conn from the fluid level sen and compress using need nose pliers locked tabs on the back side of the senure before you dropout. For installation, attach the sensor to the maste and connect the electrical connector to the fluid level sensor then reinstall the maste side upper fenze support.

The first step to replacing the Brake Fluid Level Indicator Switch is to take off the electrical connector from the sensor. Once that's done, bend your needle nose pliers to a right angle and push the tab, then take out the sensor from the master cylinder. Installation means putting the sensor into the master cylinder so it is all the way in, followed by connecting the electrical connector.

Start the replacement by unplugging the electrical connector from the sensor. Push down the master cylinder locking tabs with needle nose pliers on their opposite side to take out the fluid sensor. Reinstall the new fluid level sensor by placing it into position then pressing the locking tabs together. Connect the electrical connector afterward.

First remove the driver side upper fender support to replace the Master Cylinder Fluid Level Sensor. Next, remove the electrical connector of the fluid level sensor and bring using need nose pliers to compress the locking tabs of the back side of the sensor before you remove it from the master cylinder. For installation put the sensor on the master cylinder and reconnect the electrical connector to the sensor of the level of fluid in the sensor and reinstall the upper driver side fender support.

Using needle nose pliers, carefully depress the retaining tabs on the end of the sensor and press it through the reservoir to remove it.

Align the brake fluid level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir and press it into place.

First, disconnect the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor.

Connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Using needle nose pliers, carefully depress the retaining tabs on the end of the brake fluid level sensor and press the sensor through the reservoir to remove it.

Finally, connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Align the brake fluid level sensor to the master cylinder reservoir and press it into place.

Insert the fluid level sensor until the locking tabs snap into place.

Insert the fluid level sensor until the locking tabs snap into place.

Connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Finally, connect the electrical connector to the brake fluid level sensor.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the Brake Fluid Level sensor.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the fluid level switch.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the brake fluid level sensor.

Position a suitable container under the master cylinder to catch any brake fluid.

Clean the reservoir with denatured alcohol and dry it with filtered, non-lubricated compressed air.

Remove the brake master cylinder mounting nuts from the booster and position the master cylinder to access the brake fluid level sensor without disconnecting the brake lines.

Compress the locking tabs on the switch from the underside of the reservoir.

Connect the electrical connector to the fluid level sensor.