Oil level on a Boxster

I'm not used to cars without a dipstick. On the Boxster you only get a dashboard reading when the engine is cold and before startup. My readings are varying from day to day, from danger level to overfull and consequently there's a lot of uncertainty on my part but I can't detect any oil puddles. Is this a characteristic of electronic readings and if so is it a relatively simple fix?

Asked on 11 July 2011 by OGA

Answered by Honest John
That is the correct time for the oil to be read in a Boxster. But means you ahve to pay attention when you start it up.
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