So I had to take my wife car to work this morning then she calls saying she needs to go out and can she bring Pork to me and take her car, she starts it leaves it running till everything reaches temperature 7 miles into her 10 mile journey it comes up with oil warning message she calls me in a panic I tell her bring it to me only 3 miles (warning light on all the way), when she arrived the car sits for about half hour till I can leave work I plan on picking up a litre of oil and topping it up no drama but when I get in the car and let it check the oil it is sitting in the middle no warnings or anything so I pick some oil up on my way home I come the long way on some nice B roads about 25 miles without any warnings,
water temp bang on 80
oil temp just over 90
the only thing I have noticed is in the handbook it states that at 5k revs pressure should be 3.5 and I'm just under 5, I don't want to over fill with oil but now have a litre in the car just incase, I have only had the car just over a month and it is a 3rd car so only really driven for fun.
I have noticed the oil level varies greatly depending on the incline where I park is this normal as I haven't really owned a 911 for a very long time.
do you people top the oil up or wait for a light and if you are topping it up where do you let it fall to and how much are you putting in.
my car is a 2006 C2s manual,
Thanks in advance,
water temp bang on 80
oil temp just over 90
the only thing I have noticed is in the handbook it states that at 5k revs pressure should be 3.5 and I'm just under 5, I don't want to over fill with oil but now have a litre in the car just incase, I have only had the car just over a month and it is a 3rd car so only really driven for fun.
I have noticed the oil level varies greatly depending on the incline where I park is this normal as I haven't really owned a 911 for a very long time.
do you people top the oil up or wait for a light and if you are topping it up where do you let it fall to and how much are you putting in.
my car is a 2006 C2s manual,
Thanks in advance,