I find that when you run synthetic and the oil change interval goes to 10000 miles, that our truck will burn about a quart of oil. Never was an issue when I ran conventional oil and changed it every 3500 miles.
My wife was driving home from work and the oil light came on so she immediately pulled over and shut it off. Called me on the cell. Huge puddle of oil underneath the car. I grabbed a gallon of used oil and limped it to the gas station a couple miles away. Turned out to be bad oil pressure sensor. No damage to the engine so I think I got a keeper.
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