At what mileage does the first-generation Jog typically start burning oil?
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Jog first-generation may start burning oil after approximately 35,000 kilometers. The reasons for oil burning include: long-term normal wear causing increased clearance between the cylinder and piston rings, severely reduced sealing performance which allows crankcase oil to enter the combustion chamber and mix with gasoline for combustion, resulting in oil burning phenomenon. Mild cases may show no blue smoke or minimal smoke emission, while severe cases exhibit significant smoke. Some vehicles may also experience damaged valve stem seals. If the engine has experienced oil shortage, it may accelerate wear leading to cylinder sticking or piston ring seizure. These conditions require replacement of new components for resolution. Other contributing factors include using low-quality oil or oil with incorrect viscosity grade, as well as overfilling the engine oil.