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Old May 25th 05, 04:04 AM
Matt O'Toole
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

> In article
> hington.edu>,


> Jon Blake > wrote:
>>> I'm happy to see the dipstick go. When last did you dip your fuel
>>> tank to know the level? ;-)
>>>

>> <<< SNIP >>>

>
>> I think this is a flawed analogy. If you run out of gas because of a
>> faulty gauge/warning light, your engine will stop, perhaps
>> inconveniently, and you will undoubtedly stress your fuel pump. If
>> your oil sensor fails, your engine can fail, a much worse situation.
>> Call me old fashion, but I just can't see not having a way to
>> physically check oil levels.


> The low oil level light does that for you.


Sure, if it's still working.

Matt O.


 




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