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Originally Posted by Modshack Good My last car, an E320 CDI has an oil change interval of 15,000 miles. How many quarts did it burn in 15,000 miles? Couldn't even
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My last car, an E320 CDI has an oil change interval of 15,000 miles.
How many quarts did it burn in 15,000 miles? Couldn't even tell - the dipstick was still in the middle of the range. It's a turbo too. What separates a car that burns 1 quart every 2000 miles (mine just did - I had to refill it today) from a car that burns 0 quarts every 15,000 miles? * Engineering design * Manufacturing tolerances Nothing else needs to be said. There is no arguing about it, like you stated. It's a fact that one or both of the above factors was not a priority with the Z. I love my car, but the fact that it burns 1 quart of oil every 2000 miles, and this appears to be common, says something pretty profound about the engine either from a design or manufacturing (or both) perspective. |
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