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Old 06-02-2018, 03:56 PM
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I have a 2015 S550 4matic and would like to know if I can tell what the oil level is digitally. There is a dip stick but it is too hard to read and seems inconsistant. Thanks
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I do not think so----eliminate the inconsistency as you have a wide area on the dip stick to read the value.
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Originally Posted by chuck007
I have a 2015 S550 4matic and would like to know if I can tell what the oil level is digitally. There is a dip stick but it is too hard to read and seems inconsistant. Thanks
Should not be hard to read.... but.... there are times after car has been sitting for a while, upon pulling it out it is "bone dry", then after checking a second time it is correct. Just make sure you dry the end well, you should be able to read it fine. On cars that have it "digitally" it just says oil Ok, I much prefer the stick.

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Here is a tip I learned as a pre-teen in the 1960’s from a neighbor concerning a hard to read dip stick. The newer oils stay so clean it is hard to see them on the stick. Wipe all oil off the end of the stick then coat with baby powder. I keep a small plastic container with lid in the barn filled with powder. Then tap off the excess. Then insert the stick, remove and read. The white powder makes the oil level really easy to read. Wipe off the stick after the read and return. I have done this for over 50 years and it works quite well. On my diesel trucks this method is not necessary!
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