Does the EA211 Engine Burn Oil?
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ea211 engine burns oil. The specific reasons for engine oil burning are as follows: Low oil quality or incorrect viscosity grade: Low-quality oil can lead to accelerated wear. Oil viscosity that is too low or too high can cause poor engine lubrication, increasing wear on piston rings and cylinder walls, reducing sealing performance, and leading to oil burning. Overfilling of oil: When the oil level exceeds the midpoint, due to high oil pressure, parts lubricated by splash lubrication during engine operation can enter the combustion chamber and burn excessively. Turbocharger oil leakage: The turbocharger's turbine shaft has lubricated floating bearings. Leakage in the pipelines or bearings can cause oil to seep from the turbocharger into the exhaust pipe. When the exhaust pipe temperature is high, the oil is baked and emitted as blue smoke.