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Make sure you check the car 20 min after driving it on a flat surface for levels results .Check That first then if that’s not reading correctly ,most likely your sensor is bad .
This is 100% normal. You'll see the same levels on any E55 when it's on/driving. If you put in 9 quarts and don't have any leaks, don't worry about it. If you really want, you can get an engine oil dipstick to check the true level.
For the E55, the level on the dipstick should be between 156 and 172mm. Make sure the engine is at operating temp, then turn the car off and check the level 5 minutes later.
While we're on the topic of oil changes, does anyone know why there's always an extra O-ring that comes with the new filters? I use Mann filters and the first time I thought I just got an extra o-ring accidentally, but my latest filter had the same extra.
While we're on the topic of oil changes, does anyone know why there's always an extra O-ring that comes with the new filters? I use Mann filters and the first time I thought I just got an extra o-ring accidentally, but my latest filter had the same extra.
Where does it go?
I seem to recall reading that the little o-ring is for the oil dipstick. I've never bothered to change it though. Looks like it's about the right size.
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