Washer fluid low indicator?

[N icalains]

Is there an indicator for low washer fluid on 2026 Passport Trailsport Elite?

 

[El Chorizo129 85]

Is there an indicator for low washer fluid on 2026 Passport Trailsport Elite?

Great question, Unfortunately I don't have an answer. Perhaps someone else can chime in. I'll post this in the FB group.

 

[El Chorizo129 85]

Looks like it may be a feature on Canadian cars only This is via an FB user and they also posted this image. Hope it helps!

 

[N icalains]

Thank you

 

[Nirvalica]

I found this in the manual after having the same question. It's frustrating that they have the feature in Canadian models but not in the US. I'm a big user of washer fluid, especially when driving long stretches of highway through the Everglades, and it's nice to know when the fluid is low before it runs out. Luckily a gallon jug of fluid fits nicely in one of the storage cubbies in the back, so I'll probably just carry extra.

The fluid reservoir seems slightly undersized as well. The first time I ran out of fluid (it just stopped spraying), it didn't take a full gallon to fill and I was left with maybe 6-8 ounces in the jug. I wish the reservoir was a little larger to comfortably accomodate a full gallon.

 

[El Chorizo129 85]

I found this in the manual after having the same question. It's frustrating that they have the feature in Canadian models but not in the US. I'm a big user of washer fluid, especially when driving long stretches of highway through the Everglades, and it's nice to know when the fluid is low before it runs out. Luckily a gallon jug of fluid fits nicely in one of the storage cubbies in the back, so I'll probably just carry extra.

The fluid reservoir seems slightly undersized as well. The first time I ran out of fluid (it just stopped spraying), it didn't take a full gallon to fill and I was left with maybe 6-8 ounces in the jug. I wish the reservoir was a little larger to comfortably accomodate a full gallon.

I've run into this in other vehicles. Definitely annoying. You'll get in the routine of kind of knowing when it's getting low and just to manually check and top it off.... not ideal, but not the end of the world either.