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Old 01-07-2009, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Jose V
Hi,
I recently drove my BMW X5 3.0 to the mountains(6,000ft) with temperatures at 13degrees Farenheit. All of a sudden, after parking my X5 for half a day in the cold, the "low oil" warning came out. The next morning it showed up again and disappeared in the afternoon. I manually checked the oil level but it seemed to have enough oil. I also had an oil change 10,000miles ago. Does the cold weather affect the oil reading??? I hope someone can help me out.

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were it me i would never go much past 7500 miles between oil changes.
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