Hi. I'm Sue and bought my seicento last week and never had one b4! In my many years, I've had many cars, but I've never opened the bonnet before and thought 'where's water bottle 4 the window? Where do I put the oil?' I feel a proper idiot but although I think I've now found where 2 put oil, a square rubber lid, I daren't force it off in case I'm wrong. As 4 the windows, I think they'll remain dirty because I can no possible bottle 4 the water! In other words, someone please help!
Seicento where's stuff in engine?
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Seicento where's stuff in engine?
Hi and welcome to the forum 
Yep, that square rubber thing on the top of the engine is the oil filler cap.
The washer fluid cap is hidden behind the drivers side headlight, the bottle itself is inside the wing so all you'll see is a round black cap with no markings whatsoever!
Yep, that square rubber thing on the top of the engine is the oil filler cap.
The washer fluid cap is hidden behind the drivers side headlight, the bottle itself is inside the wing so all you'll see is a round black cap with no markings whatsoever!
Word to the wise, use a funnel when filling the washer fluid, it's pretty hard to aim down there
sorry if this is patronising but do you know where the dip stick is for the oil and how to use it?
i know people who have just filled to the top before
i know people who have just filled to the top before
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Yeh I've seen that a few times!
Thanks and yes thanks! Twas easy to see coolant reservoir and dipstick, just washer and oil a bit awkward. Ive now managed to find washer bottle and oil doesnt need topping up yet. What I have noticed on skimming through the forum, is many siecentos seem to be different than mine and don't have the canvas folding sunroof like mine. I can't say I've really looked around for one before I got mine, but does anyone know, is it normal?
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Oh right! I thought maybe someone had cut a hole in the roof and stuck it in, although its electric so wouldnt have been easy I guess. I must sound a right twit once more, Heehee. I was going to have a go at putting a photo on but it didnt work right so I gave up.
