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YOUR RESEARCHOil lights and warning message...

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Replace under warranty if he has one

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If there is clearly no loss of oil then it just sounds like a failing sensor which is quite common and may be replaced under warranty if he has one.

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If there is clearly no loss of oil then it just sounds like a failing sensor which is quite common and may be replaced under warranty if he has one.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A friend posted this on another forum - does this sound familiar to anyone?

POST 2Original post

those dreaded letters ? RMS, a rear main seal problem

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My initial reply was this: What sensor attributes to the message? You'd see a fair amount of oil leaking before this occurred surely? He doesn't say if he was driving it hard and being wet-sumped could this be a factor?

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If there is clearly no loss of oil then it just sounds like a failing sensor which is quite common and may be replaced under warranty if he has one. I would not allow the engine to be pulled unless there was serious oil loss.

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