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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Pacific NW
Car: 13 Outback 2.5 Premium CVT
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Get some plastic sign board material and permanent markers along with a stencil kit because you want it looking professional. Make a sign for the hatch that says something too the effect My NEW Subaru burns a quart of oil a month. Subaru claims perfectly normal for new Subaru's Find a reason to swing by the dealer, oil filter, wiper blade, whatever as long as you have a legitimate reason to be there and park right in front of the main showroom door. Trust me it works I had a new Ford that only wore a sign for 5 minutes before the sales manager (dealers son) ripped it off my truck and we went toe to toe about he has no right to touch my truck, I walked away with a letter signed by him that the dealership would pay my $100 deductible for the life of the warranty. |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Washington State
Car: 2008 Outback 3.0 LL Bean Edition,Rallyinnovations light bar ,Primitive rearskid,cat-back exhaust,Hid driving and fogs,Rallitek 22mm front/19mm rear swaybars,AVO swaybar braces, Techna-fit SS brakelines,Powerstop cross/slotted rotors w evolution pads.
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Yes and this comes from several independent mechanics and they all say certain models exp 2.5 will use a quart a every 1000 to 1500 miles and even the 3.6R all due to having no sleeves in the cylinder wall only 3 rings. Strange but this is exceptable by Subaru. Many cars today do use oil in small amounts. So being that is why oil changes are 3000mi and to check your oil often as one mechanic has seen why he is doing so many swap outs or rebuilds on the 2.5 as many owners are not aware that it will use a quart and then run out of oil.
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I have never owned a car that burned any measurable amount of oil until it was way past 100,000, actually closer to 200,000, I wonder how much these so called normal cars will burn when they hit 100,000 + |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: NE Indiana
Car: 2013 Outback 3.6R Limited CGP
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My 2013 3.6R with only 9300 miles just got the low oil light. I brought it to the dealer and they are chenging the oil as I type and are going to do the oil consumption test where I have to stop back at certain intervals, ugh. I have never had a low or high mileage vehicle that has consumed oil. I hope this doesn't continue and If it does, I hope Subaru stands behind it.
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2012 3.6r with 22k miles .Oil changed by me every 5k with castrol 5-30-its always on sale.No oil consumption problems-oil is about 3/4 qt low at change time.Engine was broken in hard-a day of occasional runs till the rev limiter hit while using the paddle shifter.I was a ford dealer tech for many years and noticed more problems with engines treated easy.If there is a defective part in the engine its better to catch it sooner.The 3.6 holds 7 qts-if its a qt low it would hurt it.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Idaho, southwest of West Yellowstone, MT
Car: 2011 Outback 3.6 Premium
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It must be a QC issue. Our 3.6 burned a quart the first thousand miles or so. After the 3000 mile oil change it has burnt almost none between 5K mile changes. It has about 28K on the clock. Oil is Mobil Super 5000 5w30 dino w/ a Subaru filter.
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