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Old 08-28-2009, 09:28 PM   #1
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just discoverd the check oil function what else???

hi guys! i have a 99 model e55 so the old type of cluster gauge and yesterday i dicoverd the check oil function and i find it cool heheheh my question is other than the check oil function what other functions does the gauge has? and alos how to check othe functions? thanks
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Old 08-28-2009, 09:43 PM   #2
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No more news my friend!!

Only oil level & time to service in owr clusters

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Old 08-28-2009, 10:42 PM   #3
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oh boy i guess our cars is kinda low tech when compared to the 2000+ models ehehehe by the way about the time to service do he have to follow it? how d we reset it? thanks
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and also is the check oil function accurate? thanks
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oh boy i guess our cars is kinda low tech when compared to the 2000+ models ehehehe by the way about the time to service do he have to follow it? how d we reset it? thanks
OEM oil change intervals vary; every 7,500 and every 10,000 are most common. Time is also a factor. My maximum time is six months. I usually change oil in the 5,000 - 7,500 range. As far as reset goes, that function is found within my instrument cluster.

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I have found the check oil function accurate to four ounces. Beyond four ounces produces an "add oil" display.
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Old 08-29-2009, 02:33 AM   #6
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nice! THANKS!!!!
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Old 08-29-2009, 06:39 AM   #7
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You might as well tell the rest of those who don't know how to do the check oil function procedure.
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So how is this done??
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For a 2000 E55, and the vehicle in a level position, one begins with the ignition key in the second position. Do not start the vehicle. With your instrument cluster displaying the odometer, press the up arrow twice. This will display the oil level screen, and begin the oil level measuring function. Within ten seconds the display will read: Oil level OK, Add oil level low, or Reduce oil level
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So how is this done??
To your 99" you need to sit the key in position 2 (not start the engine) & wait 10 - 15 seconds. when the display say "CHECK OIL LEVEL?" you need to push 2 times the "0" button in the instrumment cluster & then say OIL OK, FILL, REMOVE or so.. (you need to have the car in 100% horizontal position)

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Thanks guys, I will try it later today
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There is an a/c diagnose tool in the climate control that I thought was pretty cool...
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