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Good catch [USER=4160]GM MUSL[/USER]; always pays to read the manual. With the E-Ray being so new, you may face a challenge figuring out how to change the electric motor oil. Hopefully you've got a good relationship with the dealer selling you the car, so it'll provide you with a copy of the "GM procedure/bulletin" made for the servicing techs, rather than simply insist you bring the car into them for that work. Even then, you have to be careful you can establish whatever you've done, was done correctly, should there be a problem and GM question your warranty claim. Let us know how this story ends and good luck!

[QUOTE="gone, post: 321190, member: 5899"] Good catch [USER=4160]GM MUSL[/USER]; always pays to read the manual. With the E-Ray being so new, you may face a challenge figuring out how to change the electric motor oil. Hopefully you've got a good relationship with the dealer selling you the car, so it'll provide you with a copy of the "GM procedure/bulletin" made for the servicing techs, rather than simply insist you bring the car into them for that work. Even then, you have to be careful you can establish whatever you've done, was done correctly, should there be a problem and GM question your warranty claim. Let us know how this story ends and good luck! [/QUOTE]

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