Adjust Oil Level Warning

Hello friends, despite extensive research online, I haven't been able to find much information about the problem I'm experiencing. My 2021 model 1.2 130 horsepower 2008 car constantly receives the "adjust the oil level" warning when first starting. When I first received this warning, we replaced the timing belt, thoroughly cleaned the oil pump, and thoroughly cleaned the oil sensor, but this didn't solve the problem. We recently replaced the oil sensor as well, but the same result persisted. The "adjust the oil level" warning reappeared a few days after leaving the dealership. By the way, all parts are original, and we use Total 5-30 HTC oil. Has anyone encountered a similar problem? If so, how did you resolve it? I kindly request your assistance.

Hello, my car is a 2019 model 208 1.2 Puretech. I also got this warning for the first time last Sunday. At first, I couldn't quite figure out how much oil there was; the service light was on. Then, when I turned the ignition off and back on again, the warning went away. This morning, I got it back, and this time, instead of "OIL OK," I saw only "OIL" on the screen, and the multimedia screen said "Adjust oil level." I didn't see the warning when I turned the ignition on and off again, but when I checked the oil level on the dipstick, it was right between the min and max lines. I don't know if it was at this level before, but I'll check it if I continue to have problems. My car is usually parked on level ground in the parking lot. I don't know if the oil level warning is triggered at this level, but I would appreciate it if someone knowledgeable could help me. Unfortunately, I don't have much information on the subject.