Oil comsumption...
I have 7917 miles and today I did my second oil change. I used the Mopar filter
( bought it just in case the Fram was not doing it's filtering..
on the last change) and used Mobil 1 for the second time.
I noticed that in I only had 5 Qts. of the used oil to take back to the recycling place ...is that a Jeep thing as I have been doing all my oil changes on all my cars have never had any of them consume any oil at all.....
Any thoughts...
BTW my fat fingers hit the m instead of the n.....consumption
( bought it just in case the Fram was not doing it's filtering..
on the last change) and used Mobil 1 for the second time.I noticed that in I only had 5 Qts. of the used oil to take back to the recycling place ...is that a Jeep thing as I have been doing all my oil changes on all my cars have never had any of them consume any oil at all.....
Any thoughts...

BTW my fat fingers hit the m instead of the n.....consumption
Last edited by HEK; Aug 12, 2007 at 01:15 PM.
Hmm. I don't have enough experience with Jeeps to say if it's a Jeep thing or not, but my JK doesn't show any oil consumption at all at each oil change (11,000 miles thus far). However, I've heard with other brands that they don't call it "excessive" oil consumption until it exceeds around 1qt/800-1000 miles.
mark d.
mark d.
Hmm. I don't have enough experience with Jeeps to say if it's a Jeep thing or not, but my JK doesn't show any oil consumption at all at each oil change (11,000 miles thus far). However, I've heard with other brands that they don't call it "excessive" oil consumption until it exceeds around 1qt/800-1000 miles.
mark d.
mark d.
, maybe I should "beat" it ..uh?...
Haven't noticed it on mine yet, but I'll keep a look out. How often do you have yours off-camber wheeling? That would certainly increase the burn rate.
Also, Mopar filters aren't much better than Fram (or at least weren't), but both will work. The cleanest are Mobil1, other expensive filters. Many of the midgrade filters are the same as the cheap ones, so you aren't getting any benefit until you're spending a ton.
Also, Mopar filters aren't much better than Fram (or at least weren't), but both will work. The cleanest are Mobil1, other expensive filters. Many of the midgrade filters are the same as the cheap ones, so you aren't getting any benefit until you're spending a ton.
Haven't noticed it on mine yet, but I'll keep a look out. How often do you have yours off-camber wheeling? That would certainly increase the burn rate.
Also, Mopar filters aren't much better than Fram (or at least weren't), but both will work. The cleanest are Mobil1, other expensive filters. Many of the midgrade filters are the same as the cheap ones, so you aren't getting any benefit until you're spending a ton.
Also, Mopar filters aren't much better than Fram (or at least weren't), but both will work. The cleanest are Mobil1, other expensive filters. Many of the midgrade filters are the same as the cheap ones, so you aren't getting any benefit until you're spending a ton.
I have yet to go off road ...






