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Originally Posted by cheshirecat It's not unusual for a high compression engine to eat a quart between oil changes. Obviously, though, a quart every thousand miles is extremely excessive. Mine
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My three year runs out soon. I did Buy a 7 year extended warranty, bumper to bumper.. I just never heard of 5 years. But I am the newbie. Thanks for the info...A lot I need to learn about my 2009 370Z. Thanks ![]()
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From there, you have a powertrain warranty, which lasts until 5 years or 60k miles. Powertrain covers the engine and tranny, basically. |
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Based from the manual its normal to burn oil within the break-in period. At 800miles my oil dropped 1/4 from the upper dot level. One thing about this engine it does burn oil if you drive it hard. My guess most sports cars burn oil once pushed hard to the limit. Nothing to worry about if you don't track your Z.
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Some of these engines can and do burn oil. I'm not sure if it's valve seals, bad rings, or what the deal is, but it does exist. A nice byproduct is all the disgusting soot that covers the tailpipes after a few hundred miles. |
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