Sentences with phrase «quart of oil»

Again I am back for 3rd quart of oil at 2794 miles later with 9610 odometer miles!

This car consumes 4 quarts of oil in less than 3,000 miles.

Crankcase capacity is six quarts of oil with a filter change.

Apparently burning three quarts of oil between oil changes is «normal» according to Gunn Honda.

Balancing tires, tax, and more than 5 quarts of oil extra.

To avoid overfilling, hold back the last half quart of oil — a certain amount of old oil will remain in your engine even after it has been drained.

I told him this story and he without hesitation poured 4 remaining quarts of oil into my engine.

Fill with oil making sure pot is big enough so 2 quarts of oil only comes up about half way.

Turns out I only had about 1.5 quarts of oil running through it.

Additional quarts of oil cost extra.

I put two quarts of oil in my car, then it just started throwing out smoke almost immediately out of exhaust pipe.

The engine takes six quarts of oil with a filter change.

Transmission required rebuild (under warranty) Noticed missing 2 - 3 quarts of oil between changes.

My 2014 Ram Eco Diesel's oil cooler failed and injected 1 to 2 quarts of oil into my cooling system.

* Tire balancing, tax, and more than 6 or 8 quarts of oil extra.

It takes.6 quarts of oil, and 10W - 30 is recommended.

«To be safe add a quart of oil» is all I got from the dealer.

Newer cars which allow their engines to run 8 - 10k miles between services have between 8 - 10 quarts of oil.

The symmetrical polished filler caps — one for gasoline and the other for 16.9 quarts of oil — are jewelry on the rear flanks.

So now, my car has 6 quarts of oil and quart of transmission fluid in it.

Found out it goes through about a quart of oil every 700 miles.

I was thinking that extra half a quart may have done some damage... Because he put in all the quarts of oil.

This car was some nearly eight - quarts of oil.

It's basically based off of the comments in various forums, where people complain that their brand new sports - friendly car burns half a quart of oil every 1k miles, even after the break - in period, and the dealer won't do anything about it.

I add a quart of oil at 3,000 miles, then get an oil change at 5,000 miles.

So after 3000 miles, vehicles are regularly low by 3 quarts of oil?

After that incident though, you'd probably burn a quart of oil every two hundred miles until you forgot to top it off one day and, well, you know the rest.

@ Garrett: I've never tried this but a guy I work with told me that a mechanic friend of his drains out a quart of oil and tops it back off with automatic transmission fluid.

So we left the old one on and put the plug back in and I put in about 4 quarts of oil.

They went strictly oil cooled with a giant oil cooler and 8 quarts of oil.

Our parts delivery truck has a filter that holds over a quart of oil, AND it's vertical.

Also - it seems to get marginally better when I add a quart of oil to it (it leaks a little oil, that's another issue for another day).

I have to add a quart of oil with nearly every tank of gas.

Used a quart of oil every 600 miles and Audi says that's with in specification.

Acura is claiming it is normal to add a quart of oil at 1000 miles.

If a driver has to add a quart of oil once per month, that can mean adding up to 7 to 9 quarts of oil between oil changes.

Since day one it has always needed at least one quart of oil added between the 3,000 mile oil changes.

Just making sure I am reading this right, you drain the oil, and it's a truck so it's probably 5 or 6 quarts, put one quart back in and then run the engine when it's short 5 quarts of oil?

Put in 5 quarts of oil - ran fine until reached next destination - started knocking again - oil was present this time - drove...

Most V - 6 and V - 8 engines and other select vehicles require more than 5 quarts of oil.

The RX - 8 burns oil at a pretty fast rate; I will be adding a quart of oil in another 500-1000 miles.

5,000 - and 10,000 - mile oil service (regular or synthetic), including 5 to 7 quarts of oil, oil filter, brake inspection, multi-point inspection and tire rotation

Hi There, Your Dodge Shadow should hold 4 quarts of oil.

If you have the 2.0 L engine, and are changing both the filter and the oil, add 6.3 quarts of oil.

It uses a quart of oil about every 6,000 miles - amazing.

the key fob stopped working, the motor burns a quart of oil a week, the MAF has gone twice, then the fuel injectors started surging, now the car bucks like a bronco, the doors won't stop chiming like they are open all the time!!

* Tire balancing, tax, and more than 8 quarts of oil extra.

A typical oil change used 7.5 — 8 quarts of oil.

Dealership put another quart of oil.