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Which Oil level should I go by please My Dipstick shows as on the mark Oil level meter shows it is over filled Feel it is safer to go by the meter as It also looks over filled Thanks
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POST 2Original post
My personal opinion would be to trust the dipstick over the electronic meter readout. John.
POST 3Original post
Like John I'd be more inclined to trust the dipstick. The meter relies upon the the correct operation and calibration of an electrical/electronic system. Obviously, just make sure that you're on level ground when taking the measurement. Jeff
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