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Old 02-14-2005, 03:35 PM   #10 (permalink)
II kings 9:20
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I have experienced this 2 times - 8k miles now. Once, was after an oil change and I added about 1/2 quart, fired it up and had some oil burn. Next time was after I had it up on ramps for a few hours in the front messing with the lower inserts - fired it up to take it down and had it again - big plume of white oil burn that immediately went away. It definately was NOT condensation, it was oil burn. Kinda puzzled me both times, but it doesn't burn any oil. I was thinking maybe there was some leakage or something throuh MDS? who knows...I'll make my notes soon with the dealer.
MDS is not operational at idle or when the engine is off, I don't think MDS is involved in this one.
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