Perhaps its a breather? Sneigy will know.
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same, dropped mine in for a top up, dealer let it sit then told me it did not require topping up, even though it was just over half full. Said it was better to underfill than overfill, as they have lost engines due to overfill as they are extremely sensitive.
I think i will just stick to regular oil changes (changed oil at 10K) car is in for service next week, 20k. However have never seen the gauge at the full point.
I know I read this in a post on here.
Is it 150 mls per notch??:question:
At the half way mark on the readout a message popped up advising that 0.5 of a litre should be added
It is NOT a Dipstick. If you twist it, it will come off. BUT do not leave it off. Will cause issues & vent-engine doesn't like it:o
Its a sucker hose connection. That is where you connect the hose that sucks the oil from the engine out (Used for Jaguars as they done have drain plugs-yes its true, same engine different sump!)
Not sure if the quantities have changed but assume they have? but used to be 200mL per notch. It is also true to have the level at one notch down (as this is now how we prepare every new vehicle) but 99% of vehicles now turn up full.
I wouldn't stress too much over it. It is a NEW engine wearing itself in, there is bound to be some engine oil use.
Cheers
Yup, both my D3 and the D4 used oil at first then no use at all between services.
Just a quick update guys. Popped it back to the dealer. They topped up and it's reading full again. Good to know the indicator isn't showing total capacity. Dealer wasn't too concerned. Said usage varies, but not too much to worry about.
Thanks for the tips and advice. I'll keep an eye on it. Will be interesting to see how it goes.