What are the symptoms of a burnt car cylinder head gasket?

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After a car cylinder head gasket is burnt, the following symptoms may occur: High temperature: The main symptoms include weak acceleration, a sputtering sound during acceleration, a small amount of water discharged from the exhaust pipe, and white smoke. Gas leakage: Gas enters the oil pan, causing the breather to leak gas, leading to poor lubrication of engine components such as the camshaft and rocker arms, and a decrease in engine power. Gas entering the water circuit causes the radiator to leak gas, resulting in reduced engine power, poor cooling, and cylinder deformation. Oil leakage: Lubricating oil may leak from the cylinder head gasket, leading to high oil consumption in the oil pan and causing issues such as engine crankshaft burning. Water leakage: Water leaks into the oil pan, causing high water consumption, oil emulsification, and leading to crankshaft burning and dry engine cylinder deformation.