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1995 Chevy van g20 v6 4.3 on highway continuously driving over 75 MHR eats oil very badly heavy oil but at 65 almost none. Can I fix this problem?
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your crankcase ventillation system is plugged or severly restricted-------- hose from air cleaner to valve cover has a small filter installed in it, check it, and regardless how many miles it has{unless}worn completely out-----compression test verifys this---everybody who has a high mileage vehicle needs to change oil 3 times in a row at 1000 mile intervals on motor if you're gonna keep it. changing oil is paramount to extended ENGINE LIFE--------RETIRED ASE MASTER
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The driving situation in which your mind plays tricks on your body and makes you believe that you are almost stationary is called what?
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What is highway hypnosis?
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