Oil level in 3.4 S Cayman Gen 1 (2007)

Oil level in 3.4 S Cayman Gen 1 (2007)

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Johnniem

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Thursday 11th September 2014
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Just a quickie question....if the oil level indicator has one 'notch' used then how much oil should it be topped up with? Am off on a Eurohoon tomorrow and realised that I need a quick top up but really don't want to overfill as I believe that this would be bad. Thanks for any help chaps.

Johnniem

Johnniem

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Thursday 11th September 2014
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Thanks esuuv. Is that 500mm to fill it from the bottom of the indicator or 500mm per 'notch' on the indicator?

Johnniem

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Friday 19th September 2014
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So it seems that, as with many other cars, there is a multitude of answers (depending on whether you agree with the hot or cold measure camps!). I am pleased to report that a) after the Eurohoon I can confirm the Gen 1 987 Cayman S is one awesome car and b) it takes around 250ml per notch on the gauge.

This was my first Eurohoon with the Cayman, having driven a Chimaera for the last 7 years (another amazing car) and it is without doubt the most planted and forgiving car that I could ever concieve. I was all over the back of an Aston Martin V12 Vantage (not in a straight line of course!) and on the way home I happened across a section of unrestricted autobahn (lucky me!). 151 mph was achieved before application of the brakes due entirely to traffic. Steady as a rock and seemed to have plenty more left to play with. Just awesome. If you have never played on the twisties to test the car then I recommend you do so as soon as possible. Smiles per mile are also at a high level on the 987, it's not just for Tiv owners.