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First is to check for drips under care, should be obvious if you are losing a lot of oil in short period of time. If you don't see any obvious leaking under car, if you were burning oil, you would see smoke from tailpipe, blueish color, would be obvious as well if it was burning at a rapid rate.
The ecm does not control the dashboard lights. I would start by checking battery, alternator and starter connections. Also, Gm uses aluminum wire and to check for white corrosion on ends of heavy gage cable.
well engine oil we use 10w30 at the dealer ..it takes 4 quarts
transmission fluid we use ATF. 2 1/2 quarts,,,,,,for the 5 speed and 4 1/2 for the auto trans.
i hope i answered your question
Your MAF sensor is dirty. It's in the intake and can be cleaned. Use CRCelectronis spray cleaner. do not touch ,rub, or brush delicat and very expensive. do not use compressed air, It will dry on its own. Location, in the air intake ducting in a metal dectio, Wires should give it away. Good luck and make sure your air filter is kept clean and leak free. Ned_
Probably bad ignition system which can be anything from a failing coil pack,ignition wires or cracked spark plugs. Look closely for signs of missing by looking for cracks in plugs,bad plug wires or a white/green crusty chalk build up on the coil
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