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Afm Delete / Oil Consumption

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By 441G
December 29, 2010 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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441G

Posted December 29, 2010

Posted December 29, 2010

has anybody out there had a 5.3 afm motor that used oil and then quit after having the dod turned off?

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Zembonez

Posted December 29, 2010

Posted December 29, 2010

I believe the only way to slow down the AFM oil consumption is to have the worn lifters replaced. I know dealers are replacing a lot of them.

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