Oil Check
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Depends on what platform you have Mark,if you are up to date (which i assumed you were) Then you shouldnt be able to redline it,it should only go to 2000rpm(if i remember correctly) The Manual could be wrong as it might not have a suppliment to go with the platform!!
If you have the old style meter reading you have to hold the 2000rpm yourself,which wasnt that easy on the first cars,just try that to start with
If you have the old style meter reading you have to hold the 2000rpm yourself,which wasnt that easy on the first cars,just try that to start with
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Your foot must be depressing the brake while you 'floor the throttle' !! Then it will hold your RPMs to around 2500.
I will try again shortly. Thanks.
Apologies for any offence.You might want to go swimming with Great White Sharks. Must better use of your time.
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I know that I've mentioned this in the past, but do you guys reread what you've written. On top of which understanding what's been written, it's hard to respond to something if there is no clarity to what's being said. That's just a thought and a recommendation. Cheers....??
Got it figured out, and no my car did not come with an upgraded manual.
I thought the parking brake was sufficient to run the check, but Limey was correct, hold brake with left foot then floor throttle.
See owners forum for my newly self created problem.
I thought the parking brake was sufficient to run the check, but Limey was correct, hold brake with left foot then floor throttle.
See owners forum for my newly self created problem.
You saw OP's comment. Rightly or wrongly, he didn't like my post. So I said sorry.
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So, just to be sure, have the car warmed up with parking brake on and foot brake pressed, then floor the throttle and the screen will give you oil level? I've never checked mine.......but I've only driven it 10,000 miles so if it hasn't blown up by now I'm probably OK!
yesterday, i wanted to check the oil level,read the manual, and tried the procedure, the left screen kept telling me "conditions not met" thx god there is the forum to understand where the manual failed! i will try now to depress the brake pedal and floor the throttle
Crazy you have not checked yours. Manual says car uses .1 liter every 500 miles or so, can't remember the exact miles. If you are pushing it hard, needs to be checked.
Glad I am not the only one.
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To be honest, I thought it was extremely bad taste, given the fatal attack last summer and the potential attack a few months ago (thwarted by a brave Taff I think), both in Australia...That's kind of out of line! Don't you think?
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Thats been brought up before, as many of us are not ferrari owners we have found we have a more lenient way,and have ways of keeping Mark in check
.CHIILL!!!
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Dave,
It all depends on what update you've got.
Some earlier versions of the software will require the 'operator' to hold the engine rpms at a certain point (~2500), so that the reading can be obtained, after the 'countdown clock' reaches zero seconds.
The later software will hold those rpms for you (foot on brake/depress accell.) as the 'countdown clock' runs down to zero seconds.
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