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Its not common mine doesnt do it and i have almost 23K miles
It puffs white smoke when it is cold out but thats normal on any vehicle
condition. Since not placing a lot of miles
at moment its hard to gauge the oil.
My 00 Silverado with 4.8 and almost 30K
has never shown this condition. That why
was such a surprise. Since still have this
truck racking most of the miles up on it.
Didn't pay much attention but a couple of
times after running the AV than putting up
notice what might call a warm oil smell.
No leaks on ground. But going to have it
looked into.
Higher Than Expected Engine Oil Consumption (Replace PCV Valve) #01-06-01-029
Higher than Expected Engine Oil Consumption (Replace PCV Valve)
1999-2002 Chevrolet and GMC C/K Models
2002 Cadillac Escalade
with 5.3L or 6.0L Engine (VINs T, N, U - RPOs LM7, LQ9, LQ4)
Condition
Some customers may comment on higher than expected engine oil consumption. They may further comment on consumption in the range of 2,000 miles (3,200 km) or less per quart (0.946 liter) of oil under normal driving conditions.
Cause
The condition may be due to the PCV Valve flow rate under certain engine operating conditions.
Correction
Verify that the oil consumption is not the result of an oil leak or other engine concern.
Dealer should perform an oil consumption test. The vehicle should have accumulated over 4,000 miles (6,450 km) before establishing the oil consumption rate. Reference Service Bulletin #01-06-01-011, Information on Engine Oil Consumption Guideline, for details.
Remove the PCV Valve and inspect the hose going to the intake manifold for signs of excessive oil being present.
If excessive oil is present in the PCV hose, replace the PCV Valve Type 948C (2) with a new-style fixed orifice PCV Valve Type CV2001-C (1). See Fig. 1 - PCV Valve Identification.
For the full report, goto:
http://www.geocities.com/crackeregg/bulletins/01-06-01-029.html
I am having the same smoke at start-up issue, but it is not every time. My oil consumption has jumped in the last 1,000 miles to. 3400 miles so far.
Gerrick
Any thoughts?
Rick
-- Don
I never used it once. What limited calls do
can wait till get home.
So for me On Star was something wanted to try.
The climate control is a ??. The vette has it
and last weekend was trying to over ride since
had the top off. Wasn't that easy. On the
Silverado just turn the knob. So Mixed had on
cars and trucks for the last 15years. Folks
Cadillac's as long as can remember. If a good
deal wouldn't past up for the feature.
interest plus dealer $4500 off sticker.
also on 1500 pu trucks too.............Geo
In any event either use 3m tape or RTV and re-seal the fron windshield and your noise will dissapear.
http://www.gm-trucks.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?s=3c2c93d2506fffff;act=ST;f=3;t=1170;hl=windshield
Full story:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/678806.asp?0na=x232K260A
Not too shabby?
seen anything on the newstand.
Naturally the majority of the vette owners are
acting like pricks. Calling it ugly and so on.
Cost to much for a truck, like what we spent
on the vette really make since too.
Chevy came up with a good idea, innovations,
good choice for an award.
Does anybody have info on when and if the Av will be crash tested by the government or the insurance institute? Is there any talk of when the 2003 model will be issued, and if so, what changes will be on tap?
Crutchfield does not yet have the mastersheets on the AV. Have any of you guys replaced speakers? If you have, could you walk me through the door panel removal. Otherwise, I'll have to wait for Crutchfield to get caught up. Crutchfield is recommending Polk speakers.
Any other advice and experience on your stereo upgrades would be appreciated!
-- Don
BTW, the mats do a great job of keeping dirt contained and are easy to hose off and return to duty.
a crawl under. The spare is a 16" while tires
are 17" and it a Firestone Wilderness AT was
this the tires in question. Doesn't the
spare match in size at least what's on the truck.
Z71 spares are the 16" Wilderness AT; they had to dispose of them somewhere!
tires are P265 70 17
The rubber floor mats are better then weathertecs IMO. PLus they have a bowtie type design with the ridges.
but the North Face appears heavy duty. My
Silverado came with a heavy grid pattern with
a bow tie on the lower side for drive and right
for passenger. In other trucks have been in
the mats appeared to be of a lighter material.
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Z71, Forest Green Metallic, RR, steps, etc.
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Z71, Forest Green Metallic, RR, steps, etc.