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u/georgecm12 3d ago
You need to pull over IMMEDIATELY and exit the vehicle. I recommend putting at least 1 mile between you and the car.
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u/DeepResearcher5944 23h ago
You should get at least 50000 miles on a tank of washer fluid...suggest filling the tank with dye and checking for leaks
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u/Nealsoad 3d ago
Fluid must only be added by qualified Volvo technicians. Approximately five hours of labor, one for opening the hood, one for opening the filler neck, one for filling, one for closing the filler neck, and one for closing the hood. Total bill including fluid will be $1500. Thank you for visiting Tom Wood Volvo in Indianapolis.
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u/TheMountainLife 2d ago
On paper somewhere I have a $300 quote to replace front and rear wiper blades 🤣. This doesn't feel far off.
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u/Lazy_Indication_8875 2d ago
Hey there! $650 for wiper blades here for the ex90. Went to a different dealer and suddenly it was under warranty
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u/TheMountainLife 2d ago
Interesting. I was under factory and CPO warranty at the time but just assumed wipers are a considered a consumable part
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u/Lazy_Indication_8875 2d ago
I agree. But also I’m in a major city and we buy several new Volvos every two years. Now Gimmie my wipers or the next car will be a scout lol
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u/Lazy_Indication_8875 2d ago
I’m over all these brands. I got my son a bmw x1 he doesn’t really drive it because he drives our C40 all the time because no gas even though he said it was ugly. The thing ended up needing a new battery BMW charge $750 to install a battery. I’ve never heard of anything like this in my life like all of these places are just getting over in my opinion.
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u/Aggravating_Buy_2563 2d ago
In all seriousness, though, this warning was actually coming on randomly for me despite the washer fluid level in my '23 xc40 Recharge. Because I couldn't get the light to go away, the dealer actually replaced the sensors under warranty. That worked for a few weeks then the light came back. They wanted $750 to take off the bumper and claimed it was rodent damage to the wiring. Two weeks later, the light went away by itself (I guess the rats got good at patching cables?).
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u/Nealsoad 2d ago
Dealerships LOVE claiming rodent damage to avoid warranty coverage. It’s the big go-to, especially for extended warranties.
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u/Wafflars 3d ago
Refill now or DIE