YOUR RESEARCHTopping off oil - when?
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Per the dipstick check in the morning, I'm sitting at half up from the bottom mark. Do you guys always keep the oil at the top mark or do you let it slide down to the bottom mark before refilling in between oil changes? Haven't had the car long enough to determine how much it's eating oil if any. It looks like my electronic gauge is pretty accurate comparing it to the dipstick readings.
I always top it off whenever I can, half way mark is about a .5 quart. These cars are easy to overfill, be carefull when refilling... when reaching a full quart def top it off, thats alot of oil in my book
If you are going to track the car or run it very hard do not keep it at the full mark as the oil seperators will fill up and blue smoke will be your friend. Run it for hard driving about 1/2 quart low. I use the electronic dash gauge and keep it in the upper ranges...unless going to the track.
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