What is the solution for oil burning in the 2013 Highlander?
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For the 2013 Highlander experiencing oil burning, an engine oil burning repair additive can be used to quickly repair engine wear and eliminate symptoms such as oil burning, blue smoke emission, and excessive noise caused by wear. I. Main causes of oil burning: Primarily due to piston ring damage leading to cylinder leakage, allowing oil to enter the combustion chamber. The main symptom of engine oil burning is blue smoke from the exhaust pipe. The engine may shake at idle, and engine oil may be severely depleted within a routine maintenance cycle. Prolonged oil burning not only results in significant oil loss but also increases combustion chamber carbon deposits from oil combustion byproducts, ultimately affecting engine performance. II. Main symptoms: The primary indication of engine oil burning is blue smoke from the exhaust pipe. The engine may vibrate at idle, and engine oil may be substantially low within a standard maintenance interval. Oil burning occurs when engine oil enters the combustion chamber through certain pathways and burns along with the air-fuel mixture. This is mainly caused by piston ring failure leading to cylinder leakage and oil entering the combustion chamber. Long-term oil burning not only causes considerable oil consumption but also increases carbon deposits in the combustion chamber from oil combustion residues, thereby impacting engine performance.
