2. Check if there is conductivity between the terminals in the lower and upper positions of the float:
- Float at the top: there should be conductivity.
- Float at the bottom: there should be no conductivity.
1. tank lid; 2. terminals; 3. float
Testing the brake fluid level sensor (Honda HR-V 1)
1. Remove the lid from the tank. Make sure the float moves up and down freely; otherwise, replace the tank cap assembly.
2. Check if there is conductivity between the terminals in the lower and upper positions of the float:
1. tank lid; 2. terminals; 3. float
2. Check if there is conductivity between the terminals in the lower and upper positions of the float:
1. tank lid; 2. terminals; 3. float
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