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Great! Thanks

No rubbing?

Thanks for this. I haven't made up my mind yet. This is a good option. Looks good.

Your right on.

Thanks everyone for your input on this subject. It was very entertaining but not educational. Bottom line. The GM 6.6L should not consume oil, which it does, no matter the driving style. Only time will tell if it lasts past 100k. I am hoping 200k+. GM needs to get back to the piston rings and top fuel injection which works and has been proven. You may now move about the cabin.

Same here until my 6.6L definitely not normal to burn oil.

Some how I still think he wont get it. Too many engineering classes does this to you.

Common sense prevails.

Agree! According to all engine manufactures any area of the range is good. I check mine cold as well. But I have checked hot as well.

For clarity: per the manufacturer the 6.6L takes 8 quarts of oil with a filter replacement. I always add that amount which puts near the top of the dipstick range.

Over engineering everything LOL

Humm! Homer, if you read what I actually wrote, you might gain understanding. SMH.....

The point is the purpose for the range on the dipstick is for expansion of the oil as it gets hot.

Only when its convenient for GM. Its called ass covering. the 6.6 that consumes.

Expansion and retraction not consumption