Correct answer
At the engine-oil filling point identified in the manual.
At the engine-oil filling point identified by the manufacturer, usually accessible at the top of the engine. Exact position depends on the model; consult the manual and do not confuse it with coolant, the air filter or the sump drain plug. Topping up does not require opening the drain plug. Follow the vehicle’s procedure, oil specification and maximum level with the engine stopped and at the prescribed temperature.
Practice more C1 licence questions
A self-check with exam-style questions on Safe loading. Free, no signup.
All options
At the coolant cap because both fluids use the same reservoir.
At the air filter which always serves to top up engine oil.
At the engine-oil filling point identified in the manual.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Related questions
- What is the function of an air-brake reservoir’s safety or overpressure relief valve?
- Can a young driver’s lack of experience make traffic hazards harder to detect and assess?
- If you are driving a rigid three-axle lorry, you should know that its maximum authorised length, including the load, must not exceed...
- Which category do motor vehicles intended for the transport of goods with at least four wheels belong to?
- What breath-alcohol limit applies to an adult driver of a goods vehicle above 3,500 kg MAM?
- Under Article 39 of the General Traffic Regulations, when may temporary or permanent traffic limitations be imposed?