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Under the bonnet
Under the bonnet, in the engine compartment. The precise location and access depend on the model: identify it using the manufacturer’s manual and do not confuse it with other reservoirs. Check the level against the marked limits. A low or abnormally falling level requires investigation, which may include wear or a leak; topping up does not replace inspection. Use only the specified fluid and do not exceed the maximum level.
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