Quick oil level check
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Quick oil level check
If you don't want to wait around for the 10 minute timer to check your oil after a run, or if you want to check the oil level when it has sat for some time...
There is a quick check method or a short-cut if you will, you can perform;
1. Open the Hood
2. Get in the car with the key-fob and close the doors
3. Push start button without touching the brake
4. Let all the electronics settle down and then use the Menu/OK button on the left side of the steering wheel...navigate around until you get the "Vehicle Information" screen..
5. Select "Oil Level"..If it says "information not available"...Press the cruise control "CANcel" button twice..the Oil Level will then be displayed.
There is a quick check method or a short-cut if you will, you can perform;
1. Open the Hood
2. Get in the car with the key-fob and close the doors
3. Push start button without touching the brake
4. Let all the electronics settle down and then use the Menu/OK button on the left side of the steering wheel...navigate around until you get the "Vehicle Information" screen..
5. Select "Oil Level"..If it says "information not available"...Press the cruise control "CANcel" button twice..the Oil Level will then be displayed.
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The OM states and the car will remind you as well; for the V6 it is every 16,000 miles OR 12 months..whichever comes first.
the 2.0d it is 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first...The car will put up a notice message on your center info screen telling you "Service will soon be required."
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That's because they are spec'd for the high mileage Castrol oil, only sold in Europe and the US dealers..period..nowhere else can it be had..
The OM states and the car will remind you as well; for the V6 it is every 16,000 miles OR 12 months..whichever comes first.
the 2.0d it is 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first...The car will put up a notice message on your center info screen telling you "Service will soon be required."
The OM states and the car will remind you as well; for the V6 it is every 16,000 miles OR 12 months..whichever comes first.
the 2.0d it is 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first...The car will put up a notice message on your center info screen telling you "Service will soon be required."
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If you don't want to wait around for the 10 minute timer to check your oil after a run, or if you want to check the oil level when it has sat for some time...
There is a quick check method or a short-cut if you will, you can perform;
1. Open the Hood
2. Get in the car with the key-fob and close the doors
3. Push start button without touching the brake
4. Let all the electronics settle down and then use the Menu/OK button on the left side of the steering wheel...navigate around until you get the "Vehicle Information" screen..
5. Select "Oil Level"..If it says "information not available"...Press the cruise control "CANcel" button twice..the Oil Level will then be displayed.
There is a quick check method or a short-cut if you will, you can perform;
1. Open the Hood
2. Get in the car with the key-fob and close the doors
3. Push start button without touching the brake
4. Let all the electronics settle down and then use the Menu/OK button on the left side of the steering wheel...navigate around until you get the "Vehicle Information" screen..
5. Select "Oil Level"..If it says "information not available"...Press the cruise control "CANcel" button twice..the Oil Level will then be displayed.
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"Is it important to have the hood open? Anybody know".
Why don't you try this with the hood both opened and closed and then let the rest of us know.
I would do this myself, but I'm retired and I've gotten to the age where I really don't mind waiting for ten minutes.
Cheers
Stu
Why don't you try this with the hood both opened and closed and then let the rest of us know.
I would do this myself, but I'm retired and I've gotten to the age where I really don't mind waiting for ten minutes.
Cheers
Stu
Last edited by StuG; 01-22-2021 at 05:47 PM.
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"Is it important to have the hood open? Anybody know".
Why don't you try this with the hood both opened and closed and then let the rest of us know.
I would do this myself, but I'm retired and I've gotten to the age where I really don't mind waiting for ten minutes.
Cheers
Stu
Why don't you try this with the hood both opened and closed and then let the rest of us know.
I would do this myself, but I'm retired and I've gotten to the age where I really don't mind waiting for ten minutes.
Cheers
Stu
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Not long had service by Halfords told them the car needed special oil they knew all about the oil my F-Pace runs smooth as Silk on Motorway journeys plus A&B roads.
PS...Checked the level when i got home to find oil level was close to its maximum level unlike a previous oil change when checked was just over half way.
Cheers x
PS...Checked the level when i got home to find oil level was close to its maximum level unlike a previous oil change when checked was just over half way.
Cheers x
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