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They are experiencing problems with the oil level monitors.

No apparent issues. This issue commenced a few days before to my Service A, and they did not mention anything. Do you recommend utilising a mercenary or an independent contractor for this purpose?

Are there no oil leaks?

It does not. Last night, it said to add 1 litre. The previous day, it indicated a reduction in engine oil. Merc performed a service two weeks prior.

Only if the oil level was extremely low, as the engine would overheat and seize. Does it presume that the vehicle lacks a manual dipstick?

If the issue were genuinely oil-related, would I have seen unusual sounds or a change in performance?

Indeed, a defective engine oil level sensor appears possible.

I possess a Mercedes-Benz GLB 200. A yellow notice unexpectedly arrived a few weeks ago, indicating the need to reduce engine oil, despite the oil having been replenished six months earlier. I drove the automobile to the dealership, and on that day, the notice did not appear. They ultimately performed Service A. A few days later, the notice reappeared. The vehicle was inactive for a week; now it displays a red notice indicating to switch off the engine oil. It occurs sporadically and may not manifest throughout my subsequent journey. The vehicle operates satisfactorily. No unusual sounds, etc. Today, it indicated to add 1 litre at the next filling; nevertheless, two minutes later, the red notice reappeared. The engine warning indicator is not illuminated. I am arranging the booking. Do you believe it is a sensor-related problem? Thank you very much

He states that the 2022 C-class is not associated with the 3G discontinuation. I'd say MB Me service behaved a little as it very often does (in many various ways).

What is the model year? I am curious if it is associated with the discontinuation of 3G services.

I saw a considerable delay in the stated car location a few days ago.

Greetings to all I possess a 2022 C Class Estate and extensively utilise the Mercedes Me software on my iPhone. It consistently functions effectively, providing information regarding the vehicle's status, security condition, location, and more. Recently, the app has ceased functioning, albeit sporadically. For instance, it inaccurately displays the car's location, indicating a position I occupied an hour prior. It indicates that the automobile is unlocked when it is not. It does not respond to the app's request to lock the doors, open the windows, etc. It appears that a Mercedes server may be malfunctioning or operating at a significantly reduced speed. Network connection concerns may be ruled out, as the vehicle has consistently functioned well in the same locations for several years. A few hours later, as the automobile remains in the same spot, everything begins to function again. It is sporadic yet somewhat common in recent days. Is anyone else observing this behaviour, please? Is this a recognised issue that I have overlooked? I observed that an individual on Twitter (X) reported identical behaviour regarding his vehicle a few days prior. I am enquiring whether there exists a universal issue with the system. Do you have any suggestions? Kind regards

"Key not detected" while operating the vehicle? There are two keys inside the vehicle: mine and my wife's.

I have experienced numerous. However, the most exasperating situation occurs when I drop my children off and the rear seat belt alert incessantly sounds.

Did all those alarms occur when traversing the Lincoln Tunnel? Strange.

The Lincoln Tunnel in New York City produces unusual effects on my vehicle. Intermittent failure notifications manifest briefly and then vanish, never to reoccur. This indicates the presence of high-power radars or significant sources of RF interference in that vicinity. It continued to instill significant fear in me during the initial months of possession.

The most concerning issue is the warning for distracted drivers. I remained undistracted till you alerted me, Mazda. I am currently distracted by the warning notice.

In addition to the numerous weather notifications, I discovered that if an individual exits the vehicle without engaging the parking mechanism, the car would emit a warning regarding the seatbelt unless the gear is shifted to park and then back to drive. Utterly foolish.

I have the same sentiment.

I am perpetually notified that the windscreen washer fluid is insufficient, irrespective of the actual fluid level in the reservoir.

On drowsy mornings, I have received the 'time for a break' notification as I depart the driveway. 😂

I encountered several perplexing warning flags on my CX-90, but one I received recently prompted me to contemplate the rationale of the designer or software developer. The vehicle is stationed at the terminus of my driveway. I unfasten my seatbelt as I prepare to switch off the vehicle, and this warning is displayed. What nonsensical warnings have you received?