gm definition...3000rpm to redline.How do you define aggressive driving
gm definition...3000rpm to redline.How do you define aggressive driving
That has been their stance for at least 25 years that I know of. In 2001 my company had a 3500 with an 8.1 and it used a quart every 500 and they deemed it okay.A quart every 500 miles is okay with gm?![]()
Sounds like the 2 stroke Detroit! I'd just change the filter once a year. No need to change the oil. It's always fresh!That has been their stance for at least 25 years that I know of. In 2001 my company had a 3500 with an 8.1 and it used a quart every 500 and they deemed it okay.
Is mid way on the dip stick still good? or should i fill it to the top of the hash marks? what do you all do.?My 2023 6.2 with 20k on it which passed recall test at roughly 17k miles back last Sept burns no oil. I checked it twice since the test oil change and still on full. I checked it a few times over the years because I’d read they burn oil and always at full line then.
Welcome.Is mid way on the dip stick still good? or should i fill it to the top of the hash marks? what do you all do.?
that sounds sketchy no??? should you ever run your hot running truck under the hash mark.??? I have always understood that you NEVER want to run any vehicle low on engine oil. Please explain. I don't want to be disrespectful, I want to understand the "why". thank you.Welcome.
Between the hash marks is 1 quart. You are fine to run it at the lower hash mark or a smidgen under the lower hash mark if'n you have an oil change that is due.
If you are anywhere in between the marks you are good. It's better to be slightly underfilled than over filled. When it's over filled you're risking leaks and blowing of seals due to the increased oil volume and hot oil expanding. I run mine between the half mark and the low mark.that sounds sketchy no??? should you ever run your hot running truck under the hash mark.??? I have always understood that you NEVER want to run any vehicle low on engine oil. Please explain. I don't want to be disrespectful, I want to understand the "why". thank you.
ok... perfect. thank you for the help. appreciate you.If you are anywhere in between the marks you are good. It's better to be slightly underfilled than over filled. When it's over filled you're risking leaks and blowing of seals due to the increased oil volume and hot oil expanding. I run mine between the half mark and the low mark.
If you're not seeing any oil on the dipstick that's when I would consider it too low. When there is no oil then it causes lubrication issues, wearing of metal to metal and could lead to catastrophic damage
that sounds sketchy no??? should you ever run your hot running truck under the hash mark.??? I have always understood that you NEVER want to run any vehicle low on engine oil. Please explain. I don't want to be disrespectful, I want to understand the "why". thank you.
I can't speak for what gm is doing on the new HD's yet, but I'm understanding the new LD engines won't have a stick.Waaaaa???? I am waiting for the 2027's to roll out. is that when they are switching over to that?
They will have both dipstick and a sensor per the TFL video I saw yesterdayI can't speak for what gm is doing on the new HD's yet, but I'm understanding the new LD engines won't have a stick.