burning oil
#3
RE: burning oil
Thanks.
It's a turbo, which probably changes things a little. I'd say it's going through a quart about every 500 miles.
The reason I asked about checking it hot/cold is that there's about a quarter to half in difference in oil level... or about a quart. I don't want to overfill it, or let it get too low.
Had a leakdown test done on it ... results: 1-10%, 2-68%, 3-10%, 4-28%.
It's a turbo, which probably changes things a little. I'd say it's going through a quart about every 500 miles.
The reason I asked about checking it hot/cold is that there's about a quarter to half in difference in oil level... or about a quart. I don't want to overfill it, or let it get too low.
Had a leakdown test done on it ... results: 1-10%, 2-68%, 3-10%, 4-28%.
#8
RE: burning oil
it's been a while...
I called the guy who did the bad engine rebuild and gave him the leakdown numbers. Surprisingly, he said that he'd fix it.
He said that the injectors are dumping too much fuel into the cylinders which is blowing out the seals, forcing gas into the oil, etc.
Not good. [:'(]
But it does explain why the car's been running rich, and burning oil. It could even explain the problem with the idle.
What is the most likely reason that the injectors would be dumping too much fuel into the cylinders? I was told it might be the computer or oxygen sensor.
I called the guy who did the bad engine rebuild and gave him the leakdown numbers. Surprisingly, he said that he'd fix it.
He said that the injectors are dumping too much fuel into the cylinders which is blowing out the seals, forcing gas into the oil, etc.
Not good. [:'(]
But it does explain why the car's been running rich, and burning oil. It could even explain the problem with the idle.
What is the most likely reason that the injectors would be dumping too much fuel into the cylinders? I was told it might be the computer or oxygen sensor.
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