After a diesel vehicle runs out of fuel, it needs to be exhausted when it is refueled. Here are the specific exhaust steps:
1. Open the hood, find the engine dipstick, pull out the engine dipstick, and wipe it clean with a tissue or rag.
2. Reinsert the wiped clean engine dipstick into the engine dipstick hole, and then pull it out. At this time, observe the oil level on the engine dipstick, and if the fluid level is low, you can add the right amount of oil.
3. After adding the engine oil, reinsert the engine dipstick into the engine dipstick hole, and then pull it out. At this point, observe the oil level on the engine dipstick, if the fluid level is still low, you need to continue to add the right amount of oil until the fluid level reaches the right position.
4. After completing the above steps, start the engine and let the vehicle idle for a period of time to remove air and make the oil fully lubricate the inside of the engine.
5. After idling for a period of time, check whether the liquid level of the engine dipstick is normal. If the liquid level is too low, you can continue to add the right amount of oil until the liquid level reaches the right position.
6. Finally, close the hood and complete the exhaust treatment.
It should be noted that when adding engine oil, you should pay attention to the model and brand of engine oil to ensure that the added oil meets the requirements of the original car. At the same time, when adding engine oil, it should be added in an appropriate amount, not too much or too little, so as not to affect the normal operation of the engine.
The above is the exhaust procedure for refilling the oil after the diesel car runs out of gas. Attention should be paid to safety during operation to avoid accidents caused by improper operation. Diesel version of the Mercedes-Benz Big G