Maserati Check Engine Coolant Level

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Is your Maserati overheating, or does the engine coolant light appear on your dashboard? Learn how to fix the problem by adding an engine coolant(antifreeze) to your Maserati.

If the Maserati is overheating, stop immediately, turn off the engine, and let it cool down. Next, check the engine coolant level.

What you will need

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Maserati Engine Coolant

Procedure

Do not remove the coolant reservoir cap when the engine is running or hot.

Allow the Maserati to cool down for at least thirty minutes. Opening the radiator or coolant reservoir cap when the Maserati engine is hot can cause serious injuries. Verify the engine is cooled down by turning the ignition on and looking at the temperature gauge on the instrument cluster.
Pull the hood release under the dashboard. Go to the front of the vehicle and press the hood latch to release the hood.
Locate the coolant reservoir. Note the minimum and maximum marks on the side of the coolant overflow tank.
Remove the cap by turning it counterclockwise.
If the level is below the min mark, add engine coolant to bring the level between the Min and Maximum marks.

Do not add coolant above the MAX mark.

Some symptoms that your Maserati is low on coolant include the needle for the TEMP gauge going to the red zone, the engine hot light on, and a message on the dashboard stating “High coolant temperature.” If you have any of these symptoms, turn off the engine in a safe area, wait for at least thirty minutes for the engine to cool down then check the coolant level.

What is Hot Mode?

Maserati cars have what is called hot mode. If the engine temperature gets too high, the transmission goes into a limp mode or reduced output, in which case the engine RPMs are limited to 4000.

What type of coolant does a Maserati car use?

According to the Maserati Quattroporte manual, you should use “Inhibited mono-ethylene glycol-based protective fluid with anti-freezing action: CUNA NC 956-16. Type Shell Glycoshell “

The total capacity is approximately 13 liters or 3.5 US gallons.

We hope you find the Maserati Check Engine Coolant Level guide helpful. Check these troubleshooting and repair guides for more help on your Maserati.

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Rushit Hila • ASE Certified

Rushit Hila, an ASE-certified engineer (G1 Automotive Maintenance and Repair), brings over two decades of hands-on experience in the automotive world to his writing. With a strong educational background, including a Master of Science in Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, he has honed his skills and expertise through years of practical work. As a respected authority in the field, Mr. Hila is dedicated to offering insightful and valuable content that resonates with both vehicle owners and mechanics.

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