Genuine Nissan Parts - Sensor Assy-Water (28911-1E400)

cleared my warning light which is the best thing. Installation took 30 min. it is a slight pain to install but not as bad as i have read.turn wheel hard left, jack car on passenger side. remove 4 screws and about 6 body clips (buy extra...they break coming out). just pulled back the loosened rt wheel panel and it is sitting right there. unplugged the plug. then the hard part. i found the easiest way to get the old one out was to not grab the outer shell of the sensor. but rather using needle nose vise grips i grabbed the inner plug area and yanked down. this pulled the guts out of the old sensor quite easily. once those guts were gone, the remaining body of the sensor is just a soft piece of plasting that i was able to squeeze smaller than the hole and pull right out. put in the new seal. put some petroleum jelly on the seal and on the new sensor where it rides the seal dont lube the whole thing lol or you will be spraying a lubricant on your window) and the new one popped right in. put the plug back on and added fluid to leak check. closed up the fenderpanel. done

Genuine Nissan, Perfect fit. Installed and tested sensor is working fine.

Solved my low windshield washer fluid warning light. Not the easiest to remove or put back in but doable with some force. This genuine part was cheaper than buying it at the dealer ($65) or an aftermarket part at my local auto parts stores ($41).

Getting to the 2012 Infinity QX56 sensor meant removing the wheel liner on the front passenger side. No biggie.. but getting the old sensor out was a bit of a pain. I tried pulling with my hand, then resorted to using pliers. I eventually got the old part out, but it was a pain in the butt because the plastic sensor is really wedged in there good. Getting the new one in was just as much of a pain. It doesn't just slip right in. You really need to push it in hard. Good news is that this part worked just as expected and the warning light went away. On a side note, either empty the contents of your washer fluid reservoir or else have a bucket close by when you remove the sensor because all of the fluid will come out... and there's a lot in there. Good luck.

Worked Great on Nissan's Flagship Premium Car. Came in Nissan Packaging with Rubber Grommet. Went in snug and electrical plug connected easily. Remember to use lube when installing sensor through rubber grommet. Used to replace faulty sensor that gave me a constant low washer sensor light when washer reservoir was full. Best shipped price and way better price than nearby aftermarket and Nissan shops.

I had to replace my sensor after using washer the free fluid from a Blue Wave car wash. Within a few days, I started getting low fluid level warnings in error. Apparently, some fluids are not compatible and will ruin the sensor! The aftermarket ones I found were of dubious quality. This part I received was in OEM packaging and is still working great many months later.

This is the oem windshield fluid reservoir sensor for my 2009 Murano. The worst part was removing the failed sensor.