Oil consumption test on my car

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Can't answer about the oil, but if that's OC, what item did you buy to get that?
Been wanting to buy one of those jackets for a while, but I didn't want to be an autist.

How is there any other test besides looking at the god damn dipstick

It'll probably burn 5w20 driving hard so use 5w30 or 0w30

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>>17774544
If you miss the marker you'll need to start again.

>>17774874
The dealership puts stickers around various holes to make sure the only way oil leaves the engine is through the tailpipe. They top off the oil, throw the stickers on. Then, after the specified mileage has passed, if one quart of oil isn't enough to bring it back to full, they get a free engine rebuild.

>>17774925

FUck... SO what can I do? I am for sure going to go over the limit by like 50 miles. Is that going to shit all over the test?

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>>17774925
If you go over mileage the dealer MAY just put slightly less mileage on the RO.
Toyota may also let a few miles go.

>>17775049
The oil consumption test is part of a warranty enhancement for faulty Piston Rings on the 2.4l 2AZ-FE engine that must be under 10 years old from First Time of Use (sold to first owner), or under 150,000 miles.

If your Camry has a 2.5l 2AR-FE engine, is older than 10 years, or over 150k miles you're Shit out of luck.

Also if you do qualify for the ZE7 warranty enhancement, and wish to keep the car for a long time, replace the Valve Seals.
They are not covered, but should cost alot less since the engine is torn down anyways.

T. A Toyota Technican

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>>17774622
If I were you I would look for a jacket that shares the same vein as the drive jacket. Almost no one but Gosling himself looks good in that jacket. Personally I'm heading for pic related.

>>17776136
I was considering getting something that was like his, but not identical. It would need to be a jacket with a specific symbol on it that nobody else is well known for.
That's the trouble with driving to rip off movies, everything about the outfit it tailored to make that actor look good. Fit their body/skin tones, even their haircut is done to perfectly compliment their specific face.

>>17775814
This car is almost 10 years old. How much tolerance will the dealer have for OPs jerk-arounds and rework.