Hi
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I had something happen to me today that has not happened before. I replaced the battery two weeks ago and decided to take a drive today. I drove about sixty miles and my crossfire spoke to me. The message was HI. I pulled over and looked through the owners Manuel and it said my vehicle was running hot. The temp gauge was normal never showed hot.
I drove ir again and everything was good until I Made it home and the car did not say bye but it said hi again. What is going on?
Thank you for your response!!!ii
I drove ir again and everything was good until I Made it home and the car did not say bye but it said hi again. What is going on?
Thank you for your response!!!ii
Re: Hi
I had something happen to me today that has not happened before. I replaced the battery two weeks ago and decided to take a drive today. I drove about sixty miles and my crossfire spoke to me. The message was HI. I pulled over and looked through the owners Manuel and it said my vehicle was running hot. The temp gauge was normal never showed hot.
I drove ir again and everything was good until I Made it home and the car did not say bye but it said hi again. What is going on?
Thank you for your response!!!ii
I drove ir again and everything was good until I Made it home and the car did not say bye but it said hi again. What is going on?
Thank you for your response!!!ii
Re: Hi
Page 111 tells you about the HI warning light. They may not have completely drained all of the oil or just put more in than they took out. Some people say 8 quarts and some say 8.5. If they didn't replace the filter it would also make a difference. Being over full is not a good thing !!!
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Re: Hi
The manual says 8 1/2 quarts. The manual is wrong.
I've had three Crossfires, the first would display "HI" at times on 8 1/2. So I went with 8 quarts. With the second one, I went with 8 quarts every time OI changed it. 72,000 miles on 8 quarts - never saw "HI".
Friends don't let friends go to dealers. For ANYTHING.
Go find a shop known for Mercedes expertise. In my hometown (Cumming, Georgia) a place called "Glover's Garage" is the place to go for anything I cant either do myself or get done at one of our local Tech Days.
I've had three Crossfires, the first would display "HI" at times on 8 1/2. So I went with 8 quarts. With the second one, I went with 8 quarts every time OI changed it. 72,000 miles on 8 quarts - never saw "HI".
Friends don't let friends go to dealers. For ANYTHING.
Go find a shop known for Mercedes expertise. In my hometown (Cumming, Georgia) a place called "Glover's Garage" is the place to go for anything I cant either do myself or get done at one of our local Tech Days.
Last edited by pizzaguy; 05-31-2018 at 10:17 PM.
Re: Hi
The manual says 8 1/2 quarts. The manual is wrong.
I've had three Crossfires, the first would display "HI" at times on 8 1/2. So I went with 8 quarts. With the second one, I went with 8 quarts every time OI changed it. 72,000 miles on 8 quarts - never saw "HI".
Friends don't let friends go to dealers. For ANYTHING.
Go find a shop known for Mercedes expertise. In my hometown (Cumming, Georgia) a place called "Glover's Garage" is the place to go for anything I cant either do myself or get done at one of our local Tech Days.
I've had three Crossfires, the first would display "HI" at times on 8 1/2. So I went with 8 quarts. With the second one, I went with 8 quarts every time OI changed it. 72,000 miles on 8 quarts - never saw "HI".
Friends don't let friends go to dealers. For ANYTHING.
Go find a shop known for Mercedes expertise. In my hometown (Cumming, Georgia) a place called "Glover's Garage" is the place to go for anything I cant either do myself or get done at one of our local Tech Days.
I drain the oil with a top sider with the car tilted toward the drain plug and let it drain for a few hours before sucking it out again, no trouble putting in 8 liters.