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Tjensen   
Thu Dec 05 2024, 06:33pm

Joined: Jul 17 2012
Member No: #954
Location: Bergen
 Thanks to Tadas !!! I also have the 3.0 tdi. Do the warning that you get from the cooling system on the screen and in the Alert log mention cooling level ? I am also a little nervous for oil pump/oil pressure after 260 000 km. Will you/your company/Garage/ do the same procedures on my car if I come to Kaunas from Norway ? (I have family there.)
cruiserphil   
Fri Dec 06 2024, 12:00pm


Joined: Jan 24 2010
Member No: #38
Location: Celbridge
 Hello Tjensen,

Yes, the warnings do mention level. Check my previous post in response to Tadas1991.

Best regards,

Phil C.
Jarecki   
Mon Dec 09 2024, 10:11am

Joined: Feb 19 2015
Member No: #2069
Location: Poznan
 I got this sensor for 3 years. I confirm it is essential and very helpful. This Summer I was in the mountains, Sudety. One day in the morning the "coolant level low" appeared, I topped up and rode, but I was thinking what could be the reason.

It was a hot day. I had driven up the hill, quite sharply and fast, to reach a park place to meet my grandchildren waiting. I suddenly stopped and switched off. The coolant exploded from the tank, because of the wrong (but new) cap.

I immediately started the engine back and topped up the coolant. Fortunately, it was on time, because nothing has happened. I changed the cap next week. I've been riding happy and fast next 6 months without problems. So I think the 2,7HDi is not as very vulnerable as we estimate. Motul 10W60 in.
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