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Hemi eating a bit of oil.

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Old Mar 18, 2010 | 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr. Bill
I have 22K on my 09 hemi and it does not burn any oil at this time. I change the oil myself and I always check the level before I drain to monitor consumption with all of my vehicles. Check and make sure that you don't have a leak somewhere. You can change back and forth between mineral and synthetic anytime. What do you think a blend is?? It is true that if you have a leak that a synthetic will leak more because the waxes that are still in the refined mineral base will clog a leak, just like they do your oil galleys and passages with time. 5W-20 is pretty thin as it is, look for leaks.
"Does not burn any oil" Strangely and physically impossible. The only way to not burn any is to have no lubrication. There is always a micro film resulting in loss. Not calling you a liar...but again...do you get 7 in 7 out?
 
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