That's funny, I just read that myself and came here to see if anyone else saw it. I love how they did the math and showed that over 200,00 miles, the extra fuel amounts to $4,400. And that's if the mpg drops. What an unbelievable waste of the court's time. Gonna be great for the law firm though.
GM issues stop delivery on L87
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The change to viscosity affecting miles per gallon is something that I've seen quite a bit and thought about myself.
For me I wouldn't worry about the mpg I would want to protect the engine I still think the oil viscosity change is bs.
They're basically admitting that there's a problem and they're not going to change the engine. If this is truly a manufacturing defect they should know every single vehicle that has those parts from that manufacturer and swap the engines.
For me I wouldn't worry about the mpg I would want to protect the engine I still think the oil viscosity change is bs.
They're basically admitting that there's a problem and they're not going to change the engine. If this is truly a manufacturing defect they should know every single vehicle that has those parts from that manufacturer and swap the engines.