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Oil Burnin Gen 1 #1066678 11/26/13 08:46 AM
Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 98
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91LongBox Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Changed my oil exactly 3 months ago yesterday at 182,062. Yesterday bought some 10-40 to change it for its 3 month interval. This is where I screwed up. No leaks I have ever seen, either in my driveway or garage. Nada. Nothing. So last night I pull the drain plug and wtf#$%, 1.5 quarts of oil come out, that's it ! Where did 3.5 quarts of oil go ?? Again, no leaks anywhere around the areas I park. So I'm looking around and the only residue of wetness under there is a touch of oil coming from the front (seal?) where the oil pan wraps around the crank. No drips, just a lil wet.
So..is it possible to burn 3.5 quarts in 3 months and 2,845 miles ?
I should also add that when I bought this monty I was under impression the motor had been rebuilt, from the outside you can see the new gaskets, seals, no dirt anywhere on valve covers, manifold, underneath, etc.
Its the 3.0 v6. Anybody have any answers for this ?


sh$t creek survivor
1991 Montero LS 4 door V6
1987 Raider 2 door 4 cyl SOLD
Re: Oil Burnin Gen 1 [Re: 91LongBox] #1066679 11/26/13 12:23 PM
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 63
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age67 Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
most like valve guide and seal problems, leaking into combustion chambers and being burned. 3. L had this problem.
eddie


'88 Dodge Raider 2.6L, 5 spd.
Re: Oil Burnin Gen 1 [Re: age67] #1066680 11/27/13 04:39 AM
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mxmikie Offline
Body Damage is Cool
let me know when you want to rent my vss tool


it dosent have to be surrounded by water to be an island







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