Where is the oil dipstick of the Audi A4L?
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Audi A4L has canceled the oil dipstick, and you can check it through the central control system. Find the "car" button in the central control area, press it, and then select the MMI menu. Here you can find the engine oil level, and click to check. Audi A4L can choose fully synthetic 0W40 engine oil, and the maintenance interval can be one year or 10,000 kilometers. The new Audi A4L adopts a brand-new exterior and chassis design, with the front and rear of the car being very similar to the Audi A5. The length, width, and height of the Audi A4L are 4761 mm, 1826 mm, and 1439 mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2869 mm, and its drive modes are front-wheel drive and front four-wheel drive.
When I drove an Audi A4L before, I also wondered about this issue. This model actually doesn't have a traditional pull-ring style dipstick; it uses an electronic oil monitoring system. You just need to start the vehicle, find the 'Vehicle Settings' menu on the central display, and select the 'Oil Level' option. Make sure to park on level ground and wait two minutes after turning off the engine for an accurate reading. If it shows low oil level, you'll need to top up the oil promptly. This design is much more convenient than old-fashioned mechanical dipsticks—no need to open the engine compartment and get your hands dirty with oil. But remember to have the technician double-check with professional equipment during regular maintenance, as electronic systems can occasionally give false readings.
