So far, great. We are Subaru people though. My wife will not drive anything else, and she likes sedans, too. It hasn't darkened the door of the dealer for any type of issue since it rolled away on its first drive home. Only 15K but couldn't ask for any better so far.sopususer, how is your subaru legacy treating you? i’m pretty much a sedan guy and the legacy is one that i enjoyed test driving…
Are you gaining or losing any oil in your Mazda during your 5231 OCI? So far we love our 2022 Mazda CX-5.2022 Maxda CX-5 2.5L NA
11,782 on the clock
OUT: Valvoline 0W-20 EP and Mazda 1WPW-14-302 filter
IN: Valvoline 0W-20 EP and Mazda 1WPW-14-302 filter
5231 miles on this previous oil run.
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No apparent gain or loss. 5 qts puts the oil level just north of the midpoint on the dipstick and seems to stay there.Are you gaining or losing any oil in your Mazda during your 5231 OCI? So far we love our 2022 Mazda CX-5.
That filter part number is 11934. Fat fingers this morning
After posting, I checked the odometer and found that there were 6,546 miles on the oil. Used about 8-oz of oil during that OCI.OUT: Mixture of 3 types M1 EP to use up odds n ends and TRD filter
miles on oil almost 6,000
IN: 5 quarts M1 EP HM 5W-30 to use up M1 stash before switching to HPL + TRD filter
2022 Maxda CX-5 2.5L NA
11,782 on the clock
OUT: Valvoline 0W-20 EP and Mazda 1WPW-14-302 filter
IN: Valvoline 0W-20 EP and Mazda 1WPW-14-302 filter
5231 miles on this previous oil run.
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My wife loves this car as the primary driver.Nice I finally got a chance to drive a CX-5 rental vehicle this weekend. Definitely a vehicle that I'll consider purchasing in the future.
really? i did a quick internet search and found that some earlier iterations of the 1.4 burned oil. my 2013 vw passat’s 2.5, nonturbo, five cylinder doesn’t burn oil at 110k miles. burning 1/2 quart by 5k miles in a new car would alarm me. perhaps worth a separate thread? anyway, wish you great success with your jetta!That level is fairly common and in itself not a cause for alarm.