StrizzyChris
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The oil can't be disappearing into thin air. Any evidence of a leak on the garage floor? Tail pipe dirty and oily? Spark plugs showing signs of fouling/and or signs of oil residue?
This kind of consumption is NOT normal or acceptable in my opinion. Sounds like Chrysler is giving you the run around.
My guess would be head gasket or piston ring allowing blow by
For sure, 4.5 quarts per 1000 miles is not acceptable. My JK has close to 70,000 miles on it with the lifetime power train warranty. So far so good with my dealership. Still doing oil consumption test and waiting for word from Chrysler on the next move. My main concern are the 37" tires that might cause issues with the warranty.
No leaks, just a small amount of smoke on downshifts that can be seen from the rear.
I read somewhere, that there is a law against modifications being used to void a waranty unless it is directly attatched to affected area. i.e. replacing injectors will void engine waranty. Doesnt mean they wont try to say its your fault. Has anyone else read/heard this or am I imagining this?