Rain light sensor Rain sense wipers do not operate: 1. Visual Inspection--> Check if the sensor is...
Chrysler technical service bulletin 9003756 for 2016-2018 Chrysler Town and Country, 2016-2018 Chrysler Pacifica and 2016-2018 Chrysler 300 and others.
- Bulletin number
- 9003756
- Component
- Parking brake
- Summary
- Rain light sensor Rain sense wipers do not operate: 1. Visual Inspection--> Check if the sensor is visually OK. (all the pins are OK) Check that the Connector is NOT loose (Sensor must get a voltage from 9V to 16V) 2. Functional Checks Rain--> Steering column switch is in auto mode (sensor is active) it is necessary to splash water on the sensitive surface of the sensor to trigger wipes. check the same for different sensitivities When the rain sensitivity is increased (for example from level 0 to level 1), as an acknowledgement a single wipe is seen. (This is not a phantom wipe) and this single wipe is not seen when the rain sensitivity is decreased (from higher level to lower level) Light--> Steering column switch is in auto mode (sensor is active) block the light coming on the sensor from outside of the vehicle (use a opaque object), the head lamps should be activated 3. If the sensor seems functional, it is ideal to remove the silicon gel pad from the sensor, replace it with the new silicon gel pad instead of replacing the whole sensor. When servicing the LRSM please replace the silicon gel pad with a new silicon gel pad (PN 68224945AA) instead of replacing the whole sensor.
Owners of these vehicles have filed 186 complaints in the brakes category.
Vehicles covered
- Chrysler Town and Country 2016-2018 201620172018
- Chrysler Pacifica 2016-2018 201620172018
- Chrysler 300 2016-2018 201620172018
- Chrysler 200 2016-2018 201620172018
- Chrysler 300C 2016-2017 20162017
- Chrysler Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid 2017-2018 20172018
- Chrysler Grand Voyager 2016 2016
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