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Oil Burning
I've noticed that Grand Marquis between the years of 92-94 burns a large amount of oil. Knowing this by see numerous GM shoot smoke from its exhaust and having a 92 myself which get extremely low before the 3000 mile mark. [b]Why do they do this is it a defect in the engines design?
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Re: Oil Burning
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2001 Grand Prix SE 3.1 - Someone elses problem now! 95 Grand Marquis - Will outlive all of them! 97 F-150 2004 Toyota Avalon |
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Re: Re: Oil Burning
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A mechanic who buys used marques says they all burn oil after 100,000 miles (think of it as a James Bond car-it leaves a smoke screen and an oil slick), I just add oil as needed, its still cheaper than a new car payment.
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Re: Oil Burning
I have refill my oil tank every 1500 miles. I am completely empty by 2000 miles. Its a sad thing, but I cant help it.
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