1 quart of consumption has been an automotive industry acceptable standard for over 30 years now. piston rings are not designed to totally seal the oil out, otherwise the upper rings would not get lubrication and would destroy the cylinder walls. though most engines dont consume any measurable amount, ...
More than likely the intake gasket is the source of the leak. The intake gaskets are known for going bad. He should be able to get most of the oil out of the cooling system, but, there is no way to get it all out. What little will be left is not going to hurt anything.
... or that. I've looked around handbook and engine i keep comparing the 2 and cant find a definitive answer i have found a small indication on the oil cap that it is an lly Also what ur saying is a misfire is a bad injector period? Because it was scanned and I saw it say misfire. Which one i didn't ...
They are changing the value covers to the updated ones and cleaning the carbon. Will see if they are putting the oil deflector on or not in the next day or so.
Thanks everyone for the help! Hopefully it helps and some oil changes help
I recently bought a 1994 chevy silverado. After driving it for a week i noticed some oil in the radiator coolant. The guy at the local shop said he thinks it is the intake gasket and quoted me $400 to replace it. I didn't think this was too bad but my question is: ...
... the wheel and tire. My alignment was off a bit, so I took it back to the repair shop and they re-aligned it. When I got here to Maryland, I got an oil change and a tire rotation, and my alignment was all f*ckered up. They showed me the before and after digital representations of my cambers and ...
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