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A code identifies a detected condition, not a part that must automatically be replaced.
Manufacturer communications
5Original wording in English
BENTLEY
Reported code forms P103A00
Bentayga and New Flying Spur Hybrid - DTC P103A00 evident - Engine Oil Fuel Portion Too High. Customer statement: • Warning message within the DIP • The message asks the customer to ‘warm up engine’ accompanied by a…
BENTLEY
Reported code forms P103A00
Bentayga and New Flying Spur Hybrid - DTC P103A00 - Engine Oil Fuel Portion Too High Customer Statement: -Warning message within the DIP -The message asks the customer to (warm up engine) accompanied by a yellow…
BENTLEY
Reported code forms P103A00
Bentayga and New Flying Spur Hybrid - DTC P103A00 Evident- Engine Oil Fuel Potion Too High Customer Statement: -Warning message within the DIP -The message asks the customer to (warm up engine) accompanied by a yellow…
BENTLEY
Reported code forms P103A00
Bentayga and New Flying Spur Hybrid DTC P103A00 evident Engine Oil Fuel Portion Too High. Customer statement / workshop findings: - Warning message within the DIP - The message asks the customer to warm up engine…
BENTLEY
Reported code forms P103A00
Bentayga Hybrid DTC P103A00 evident Engine Oil Fuel Portion Too High. Customer statement: - Warning message within the DIP - The message asks the customer to warm up engine accompanied by a yellow warning (Figure 1) No…
Check vehicle applicability
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| Make | Model | Model year |
|---|---|---|
| Bentley | BENTAYGA HYBRID | 2021 |
Before replacing a part
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Can I keep driving?
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