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If I recall, the correct way to read these dipsticks is to take the lowest reading displayed. But I agree - definitely tricky to read regardless.Nothing yet although have found it tricky to read. One side is spot on, other side is way over. I have top up ready for next week so will be taking all levels and tread depth before and after.
Same here, not noticed any oil consumption, but I'm only on just over 1500 miles and did an oil change at 1000 miles.If I recall, the correct way to read these dipsticks is to take the lowest reading displayed. But I agree - definitely tricky to read regardless.
I haven't noticed any oil usage yet myself, but the car is only on 2K miles or so, and I did an oil change not long after break in. I'm hoping it will be like my GT86 - that never used a single drop of oil between services, even when I was doing 18K a year.
I had to add a small amount it was not especially low but it was lower than when I got it. I believe that the engines benifitif it from keeping it near the top level if being used hard. I have done 4200 miles so far. So nothing to worry about.Same here, not noticed any oil consumption, but I'm only on just over 1500 miles and did an oil change at 1000 miles.
5l seemed to be sufficient when I've checked after the change, but I'll take another quick look today.