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Congrats on the new purchase! I wouldn't worry about oil consumption issues. Just give it a check every once in awhile. But make sure you're not on even the slightest
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Congrats on the new purchase! I wouldn't worry about oil consumption issues. Just give it a check every once in awhile. But make sure you're not on even the slightest incline or else it will read as empty. And look in the manual as to how to properly read our dipstick. Oil should NOT be reading all the way to the top.
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