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Old 07-01-2010, 09:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hah, that's good. I was talking about spelling and you caught me using a wrong word. paid and payed are different words, not a spelling error. You got me on wherever though (: good catch.
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There is no way you went 3 months with 0 oil in the car.

There is no way 5 qts of oil leaked out and you didnt notice and there are no traces.

There is no way you burnt 5 qts of oil without noticing tons of billowing smoke from your exhaust.

Im all out of ideas.
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I'm surprised you can afford a 40,000 dollar car with your god awful spelling. May I ask who has ever payed you 40k, when you spell every word in a sentence wrong?

Maybe where ever you got the oil done forgot to put the new oil in. Drained it and then let you drive off. Improbable but possible.
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I'm surprised you can afford a 40,000 dollar car with your god awful spelling. May I ask who has ever payed you 40k, when you spell every word in a sentence wrong?

Maybe where ever you got the oil done forgot to put the new oil in. Drained it and then let you drive off. Improbable but possible.

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However, I check my oil regularly. If there is a drastic oil consumption I will notify or go by the dealer so it can be place on my car records.
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When did you last have the oil changed? It seems to me when you change the oil there are three possible scenarios that could cause this problem: 1) the drain plug fell out; 2) the oil filter was installed wrong (old gasket was still attached, etc.) 3) the oil fill cap wasn't put back on (although I don't think all the oil could escaped that way). Any of these problems would leave oil all over the place. Very curious in what they find.
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When did you last check the oil level?

Also, something smells fishy here. Did the dealer say they found a leak? If not, they are trying to say that since you last checked your oil level you've burned around 5 quarts of oil - is there any evidence of that (like carbon deposits on the exhaust tips)? Did you notice any smoke out the tailpipe?

I think your dealer is full of shite... Have the car towed to another dealer or an independent mechanic that you trust and have them look at the car.
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When did you last check the oil level?
my thoughts exactly...
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our of curiosity...what did your oil temp gauge read?
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This is weird that it was trace of oil leaking or burning. Maybe someone forgot putting the new oil after draining the old oil.
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This is weird that it was trace of oil leaking or burning. Maybe someone forgot putting the new oil after draining the old oil.
That is why I always check the dipstick if I take the car to the dealer for an oil change.
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This is weird that it was trace of oil leaking or burning. Maybe someone forgot putting the new oil after draining the old oil.
this is not possible i had the last oil change about 3 months ago the engine would have been fried the next day if this was the case
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This is weird that it was trace of oil leaking or burning. Maybe someone forgot putting the new oil after draining the old oil.


I think the garage forgot to put some oil in after they took the old oil out of your car. If you should sue anyone you need to check this for sure, otherwise you might sue the wrong people.
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