Normal oil comsumption 7.3
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Over 10K miles on my current oil, and the level on the dispstick is almost exactly wher eit was when I topped her off at the oil change. Virtually no consumption. 130,000 miles on the clock.
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Originally Posted by 2002f2507.3LPS
question, those rotella 1 gallon containers at wal-mart, those are equal to 4 quarts right? not 3? on the side of the container, it only raeds to 3 quarts on it. i dont see a 4th mark?
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just thought id ask sins were talking about oil's
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just thought id ask sins were talking about oil's
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Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
I never add oil between changes, at least so far anyway, knock on my head. Of course I never really go anywhere either and tow a boat occasionaly LOL. I think my oil simply ages rather than racks up the mileage. I hate that. At this rate I will hit 100k in the year 2030.
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Originally Posted by 2002f2507.3LPS
question, those rotella 1 gallon containers at wal-mart, those are equal to 4 quarts right? not 3? on the side of the container, it only raeds to 3 quarts on it. i dont see a 4th mark?
thanks,
just thought id ask sins were talking about oil's
thanks,
just thought id ask sins were talking about oil's
The 4th line is the level where the liquid is when the jug is full. The lines equate to "quantity remaining" if measured from top to bottom....3,2,1,..ect..
When you pour down to the "3" line you just put in one quart.
