996 engine oil
996 engine oil
my 996 seems to eat a lot of engine oil... last time i got my engine oil changed was.. 3000km+/- and now the oil meter seems to only have around 2 - 3 bars left
while i drive the engine oil meter seems to always be near 5 and 4, only will it drop to 3 - 2 when its in neutral at a stop light
would my car be burning oil? i dont really push the 996 but i do go to 4k to hear the sweet sound of the PSE
while i drive the engine oil meter seems to always be near 5 and 4, only will it drop to 3 - 2 when its in neutral at a stop light
would my car be burning oil? i dont really push the 996 but i do go to 4k to hear the sweet sound of the PSE
Often, the amount of oil you burn is directly related to the brand of oil and its weight. Try another brand and/or weight and most likely you will see substantial lessoning of oil burning.
Don't know if your consumption is normal though. Mine was eating a lot when i first got it, but after that, it barely needed any. Just about the only time I refill is when I do an oil change.
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Oil level should be within the two lines which is the narrow part of the dipstick. At least that's how it is in my 996.
The manual should have a picture about that as well if i'm not mistaken.
The manual should have a picture about that as well if i'm not mistaken.
I switched to Syntec 10W-40. I am also using Lucas Oil Additive. Engine warm and at idle, the oil gauge reads 2.5
my 996 seems to eat a lot of engine oil... last time i got my engine oil changed was.. 3000km+/- and now the oil meter seems to only have around 2 - 3 bars left
while i drive the engine oil meter seems to always be near 5 and 4, only will it drop to 3 - 2 when its in neutral at a stop light
would my car be burning oil? i dont really push the 996 but i do go to 4k to hear the sweet sound of the PSE
while i drive the engine oil meter seems to always be near 5 and 4, only will it drop to 3 - 2 when its in neutral at a stop light
would my car be burning oil? i dont really push the 996 but i do go to 4k to hear the sweet sound of the PSE




