How do you check the oil on c55???
11-24-2004, 06:08 PM
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How do you check the oil on c55???
Lol, I cant find out how to check the oil on this damn thing! there is no dip-stick, and when i use the cpu to check it, it says turn the car off, then select that feature that says check engine oil level, then it says turn on the car, i turn on the car and then nothing, it dissapears, lol. how do i do it?? thanks guys, appreciate it.
11-24-2004, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Jedi Esq
Lol, I cant find out how to check the oil on this damn thing! there is no dip-stick, and when i use the cpu to check it, it says turn the car off, then select that feature that says check engine oil level, then it says turn on the car, i turn on the car and then nothing, it dissapears, lol. how do i do it?? thanks guys, appreciate it.
11-24-2004, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Jedi Esq
Lol, I cant find out how to check the oil on this damn thing! there is no dip-stick, and when i use the cpu to check it, it says turn the car off, then select that feature that says check engine oil level, then it says turn on the car, i turn on the car and then nothing, it dissapears, lol. how do i do it?? thanks guys, appreciate it.
just turn the key to the right just until your gauges activate WITHOUT starting the engine, from there you use your arrows on your steering wheel and toggle until you get to "ck engine oil" if you just drove the car, there a 5 min. waiting period before it will read the oil level, if the car has been sitting for at least 1/2 hr. or more than you can ck it right away...just make sure the car is on level ground...
11-24-2004, 08:33 PM
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'15 E350 4M Sport
I don't have an owner's manual yet (so I am not an owner). Could someone explain:
a) In what increments (volume) does the display tell you if you are low?
b) What weight Mobil-1 does the C55 use?
TIA
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a) In what increments (volume) does the display tell you if you are low?
b) What weight Mobil-1 does the C55 use?
TIA
Norm
11-25-2004, 12:42 AM
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C55 uses 0w40...pretty standard for mb
Volume is pretty much (at least to my experience...can't tell if they changed anything or not) good or bad. I don't think they tell you how much to add because I don't think they want you adding any. They are making good money doing oil changes (read extremely good) and just want to be able to tell you when to drive to the dealer to give them their $50 of profit for 10-20 minutes of work. Lawyers charge less than this, but can be less valuable. Ain't the world a crazy place?
Volume is pretty much (at least to my experience...can't tell if they changed anything or not) good or bad. I don't think they tell you how much to add because I don't think they want you adding any. They are making good money doing oil changes (read extremely good) and just want to be able to tell you when to drive to the dealer to give them their $50 of profit for 10-20 minutes of work. Lawyers charge less than this, but can be less valuable. Ain't the world a crazy place?
11-25-2004, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by rguy
C55 uses 0w40...pretty standard for mb
Volume is pretty much (at least to my experience...can't tell if they changed anything or not) good or bad. I don't think they tell you how much to add because I don't think they want you adding any. They are making good money doing oil changes (read extremely good) and just want to be able to tell you when to drive to the dealer to give them their $50 of profit for 10-20 minutes of work. Lawyers charge less than this, but can be less valuable. Ain't the world a crazy place?
Volume is pretty much (at least to my experience...can't tell if they changed anything or not) good or bad. I don't think they tell you how much to add because I don't think they want you adding any. They are making good money doing oil changes (read extremely good) and just want to be able to tell you when to drive to the dealer to give them their $50 of profit for 10-20 minutes of work. Lawyers charge less than this, but can be less valuable. Ain't the world a crazy place?
11-25-2004, 08:04 AM
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'15 E350 4M Sport
Originally Posted by rguy
... I don't think they tell you how much to add because I don't think they want you adding any.
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