Can a car with oil burning still be driven?
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Car with oil burning can still be driven. If the amount of oil burned is within the normal range, it will not affect usage. However, if the amount of oil burned significantly exceeds the normal range, it is recommended that the owner repair it immediately. All car engines have a certain amount of oil consumption. After adding oil to the engine, it will decrease slightly. When the engine is running, the temperature increases, causing some of the oil in the oil pan to evaporate, leading to a reduction in oil. Engine oil is a substance enhanced with additives in base oil, mainly containing anti-wear additives, detergents, dispersants, and multi-grade oil viscosity index improvers. Engine oil is used for lubricating internal combustion engines, and its main functions are to reduce friction and wear of moving parts and to remove sludge and varnish from the engine.