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Old Feb 4, 2009 | 10:42 AM
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Oil Measurements?

When you measure your oil and you are down to the second bar how can you determine how much oil to add.I am guessing it is 2 quarts between each bar.Is that about right or am I way off?Thanks.....
 
Old Feb 4, 2009 | 11:40 AM
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I bar equals about 16.96 oz. By the way, every time I take my tt for an oil and filter change, I end up I bar down which pisses me off.
 

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Hi,

seem to remember its 0.5 Litre per one bar, but please check the owners manual where all the info is.

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Originally Posted by khaosai
Hi,

seem to remember its 0.5 Litre per one bar, but please check the owners manual where all the info is.

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which equals 16.96oz
 
Old Feb 4, 2009 | 02:14 PM
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How many ounces is a quart?My wife is not in the kitchen at this time otherwise I would ask her...
 
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My experience has been about a quart per bar.
 
Old Feb 4, 2009 | 03:22 PM
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Hi noah677,

apologies, i was just quoting the figure in litres from the cars manual here in Dubai.

I would however check your USA manual, as 0.5 litres equates to 16.91 fl oz.

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Yes but..

This is what the manual says, you're right. But given the lack of exactness of the indicator measures and the problems associated with over filling, I just add 1/3 of a litre and check a bit more often.

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Hi,

seem to remember its 0.5 Litre per one bar, but please check the owners manual where all the info is.

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Old Feb 5, 2009 | 05:39 AM
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Hi Kafka,

your right, the potential is there to overfill, so i agree do it in small stages. I add some oil, put the filler cap back on then start up to check the reading. I end up doing this numerous times thus hopefully avoiding an overfill.

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Hi Kafka,

your right, the potential is there to overfill, so i agree do it in small stages. I add some oil, put the filler cap back on then start up to check the reading. I end up doing this numerous times thus hopefully avoiding an overfill.

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Same here!
 
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