It looks like a lot its running down the AC compressor and right side of the transmission
It looks like a lot its running down the AC compressor and right side of the transmission
It's also going down the headers
It was going slow and said connection timed out that's why i posted it twice.
I'm wondering how you don't see that loss on your dipstick.
2015 Ford F-150 XLT 5.0
2001 Chevrolet S-10 LS 4.3
1998 Lincoln Navigator 5.4
Me too..
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Strange. When I first got the Navi it was down from minimum by about a quart after about a 4,000 mile OCI. I topped it off and was hoping to get it to 5,000 because that would put it at 190k and easy to remember change times but had to settle for 189k. I changed it but haven't put enough miles on it to see if it was just cheap oil, a sketchy oil change place not putting enough in, or a major (or minor) problem with the vehicle. I don't see any leaks and it doesn't seem to be burning any but I'm watching the fresh M1 full synthetic like a hawk.
I know who changed it before and I wouldn't put it past them to put in 5 quarts and charge for 7. I let them inspect my car but I don't trust them to touch it.
I think my truck is doing the same thing when I back up they looked like the tops were facing to the wheel well then I drove it and it's fine now
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1986 F150 4x4 exact same issue. When you back up the toe in causes the tires to run away from each other. This causes the twin I beam to pivot down tilting the wheels in at top.
Hah see. I'm not crazy. Not about this at least. :P
2015 Ford F-150 XLT 5.0
2001 Chevrolet S-10 LS 4.3
1998 Lincoln Navigator 5.4
Ok I was wrong lol