On-board computer and displays
Engine
In this manual: On-board computer and displays
~3min read
| Displaying messages | Possible causes/consequences and solutions |
Top up coolant see Owner's Manual |
The coolant level is too low. Avoid long trips if the coolant level in the engine cooling system is too low. Otherwise, you will damage the engine.
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![]() | The fan motor is faulty.
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Coolant temp. Stop Switch off engine |
The coolant is too hot. In addition, a warning tone sounds. WARNINGDo not drive when the engine has overheated. Fluids that have spilled into the engine compartment due to leaks or improper handling could ignite. In addition, steam escaping from an overheated engine can cause severe burns, even when simply opening the hood. Risk of injury.
Under normal driving conditions and with the correct coolant mixture, the displayed temperature can reach 120 °C. |
![]() | The battery is no longer charging. Possible causes:
If the serpentine belt is broken:Do not continue driving! Otherwise, the engine may overheat.
If the serpentine belt is in good condition:
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At the filling station: check engine oil level |
The oil level has dropped to the minimum value. In addition, a warning tone sounds.
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Fuel reserve | The fuel level has reached the reserve level.
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![]() | There is almost no fuel left in the tank.
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Replace air filter | Vehicles with diesel engine: the engine air filter is dirty and must be replaced.
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Drain fuel filter | Vehicles with diesel engine: there is water in the fuel filter. The water must be drained.
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Top up coolant 
, continue driving
Coolant temp. Stop
before restarting the
.
At the filling station:
Fuel reserve
Replace air filter
Drain fuel filter