2004 Mercedes-Benz ML350 ML500 Owners Manual

Operation
Engine compartment
Checking engine oil level via display
̈   Wait until the display ------ appears in
the speedometer display 2.
Other display messages
When checking the oil level the vehicle
must
If there is excess engine oil with the engine
at normal operating temperature, the
following message will appear in the
display:
̈   Within one second press button 1
twice.
ț
ț
ț
be parked on level ground
One of the following messages will
subsequently appear in the display:
be at normal operating temperature
OIL HI
have been stationary for at least five
minutes with the engine turned off
ț  OIL i.O
The oil level is too high.
̈   Have excess oil siphoned.
The oil level is correct. Engine oil
does not to be added.
To check the engine oil level via the display
in the speedometer, do the following:
!
ț  – 1.0 L
̈
Turn the key in the steering lock to
Excess oil must be siphoned or drained
off. It could cause damage to the
engine and catalytic converter not
covered by the Mercedes-Benz Limited
Warranty.
position 2.
̈   Add 1.0 liter of engine oil.
ț  – 1.5 L
̈
Add 1.5 liters of engine oil.
ț  – 2.0 L
̈
Add 2.0 liters of engine oil.
For adding engine oil see (page 302).
More information on engine oil can be
found in the “Technical data” section
(
page 300) and (page 301).
1
2
Button
Display in speedometer
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