Code B0132 indicates that the vehicle's control module has detected an electrical malfunction in the washer fluid level sensor circuit. This typically means the circuit is open, shorted to ground, or shorted to voltage, preventing the system from accurately monitoring fluid levels.
The internal circuitry of the washer fluid sensor has failed or the float mechanism is stuck.
Exposure to moisture and road salt has caused corrosion in the wires leading to the sensor.
The electrical connector at the sensor is loose, unplugged, or has backed-out pins.
The signal wire is chafed and shorting against the vehicle chassis or another wire.
The Body Control Module (BCM) has an internal fault in the sensor processing circuit.
No, B0132 is a body-related code and does not affect the engine's emissions systems.
Refilling fluid may clear a 'low fluid' warning, but a 'Control Circuit' code indicates an electrical fault that usually requires a repair.
No. Electrical faults in washer circuits are almost always caused by the sensor or the wiring; the control module is rarely the source of the problem.