Would have loved it! Next time I am on the road I post in the forum where I am when I arrive, but usually it is as soon as possible putting my tent up (in summer at least) and decide if I cook myself or go to a restaurant.
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Would have loved it! Next time I am on the road I post in the forum where I am when I arrive, but usually it is as soon as possible putting my tent up (in summer at least) and decide if I cook myself or go to a restaurant.
The problem is: it is a petrol, and there is no engine oil probe, unless I missed something. Warning came up again today, but went off again.
No, no, it wasn't: it was between my previous tank fill the day before in Austria and the Luxemburg tank fill: 610 km. I still had to drive some 300 km home, so my total daytrip was 800 km, not the distance between two tank fills. My mean consumption between the two tank fills was 14.91 l/100km.
Yes it seems a bit of a pain to have to park it on flat ground and run a programme on the screen to check the oil.
My Grenadier dealer is also the biggest Mercedes dealer in Belgium. I still don't understand the logic of Ineos for this. Even a technician there complained about not knowing anything about a BMW motor.
No, only "low", and as it is orange, as Ineos has extreme safety margins, and as I have to go for the first periodic maintenance within 850 km, I don't care.
Okay, this will be a pain. How are we suppose ro know how much to add? I assume a reader will tell us but still.
I mean run the electronic oil level measure . to make sure you are not actually low on oil .
Factory 120.
Ah, looking back at this thread, I see what you mean: the engine oil level check through the computer of the car. OK, I will try this, but my car is not parked "level" in my garden.
Obviously you need to employ earth moving equipment to create a level surface.
Neither in the diesel version
No, but I don't like to drive my car for 10 m for a test that is not critical at this time. But, yes I am curious to do the test
I thought the diesel version does have a dipstick and the manual reads don't use it. Picture page 16 shows the dipstick. Page 178 WARNING: The Diesel B57 engine does have a dipstick in the engine bay, however this must NOT be used to check engine oil level.Neither in the diesel version
Well, didn’t find it yet. But also why is it there if you can’t use it? (Didn’t look for it neither as there is an electronic procedure to see this)
