What to Do If Engine Oil Level Increases?
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If there is too much engine oil, it can be extracted. Use a syringe with a transparent tube, pull out the dipstick, insert the tube, and suck out the oil. When the oil reaches two-thirds of the tube, seal the upper end, pull out the tube, and drain the oil. Repeat this process multiple times to remove the excess oil from the oil chamber. The hazards of excessive oil are as follows: 1. Increased resistance in the operation of internal engine components, leading to unnecessary power loss. 2. Excess oil may enter the combustion chamber, causing the engine to burn oil, resulting in excessive exhaust emissions, blue smoke, significantly increased oil consumption, increased carbon deposits inside the engine, and even premature ignition, knocking, cylinder scoring, severely damaging the engine.