Just got rejected from the dealer for a new engine replacement..
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I had more consumption with M1 than I did with Amsoil in my truck.
I remember my car back then (and mine was a NON-revup) burned through 5 qts (entire block's worth) within 1000 miles.
My oil pressure light even came on.
Luckily I know everyone at Infiniti very well so I was approved a new motor about a month ago.
Good luck..
My oil pressure light even came on.
Luckily I know everyone at Infiniti very well so I was approved a new motor about a month ago.
Good luck..
I thought I remember reading that the dealer seals and marks the dipstick to prevent this from happening.
Went back to the dealer after undergoing the 1000 mile oil consumption test. Dealer said my 07 G35 coupe was burning approximately .25 of a quart every 1000 miles and that was considered normal. Is that really normal?? Sounds bad to me. What do you guys think I should do?
mine was low by 21/2 qts two days after i took my car in for warranty repair they checked the air tire tread and all that but didnt catch my oild being at half level WTF
The dealer didn't seal or mark my dipstick. I was able to check my oil level daily with the dipstick while undergoing the OC test. Hmm..
Oil consumption also has to do with how you drive it. It is not unreasonable to expect oil to get past the rings at higher engine rpm because it becomes so much harder for the rings to scrape oil off the cylinder walls than it is at low rpm. So if you drive it nice (keep revs below 3000) you won't burn much oil. If you drive it like you stole it expect oil consumption to increase.
I agree with that statement in some cars. Not mine. I change my oil just before each Raging Bull Texas Stampede and we run over to 500 miles (we will do over 780 this year!) and I see no accelerated oil consumption in my car.
when i had my sti I remember people saying something about mobil1 synthetic being bad because at high temps, it would break down very easy and what ever problems go along with that..lol sorry im no tech but it could have to do with the mobil1..check into it
Oil consumption also has to do with how you drive it. It is not unreasonable to expect oil to get past the rings at higher engine rpm because it becomes so much harder for the rings to scrape oil off the cylinder walls than it is at low rpm. So if you drive it nice (keep revs below 3000) you won't burn much oil. If you drive it like you stole it expect oil consumption to increase.
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