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Check the oil level using the manufacturer’s procedure.
Check the oil level using the procedure in the vehicle’s manual. Engine temperature and waiting time can vary: there is no universal rule requiring a cold-engine check. Position the vehicle as specified, use the appropriate marks or reading and do not exceed the maximum. Checking does not replace prescribed oil and filter changes.
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Check the oil level using the manufacturer’s procedure.
Check only the bodywork colour.
Change the oil only once the engine has already failed.
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