Dodge Ram 50
Report: Excessive Engine Oil Consumption
Dodge Ram 50 Problem
Model Years Affected: 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Engine Affected: 3.0L V6
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3.0L engines may develop an excessive oil consumption issue. Blue oil smoke may be noted from the exhaust during deceleration conditions (high engine vacuum). Our technicians tell us that this condition can be caused by valve guides dropping out of position. Updated valve guides with a revised snap ring grove are available to correct this issue.
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Engine oil leaks may develop from the following areas: Valve cover gaskets, cam plugs at rear of the cylinder head, cam seals, front crankshaft seal, and the oil filter bracket. Leaking seals and g...
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A tappet/lash adjuster noise may be noted from the 3.0L engines. Our technicians tell us that p...
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Carbon buildup on the top of the piston is common and increases with mileage and over time....
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