What to Do If the Turbocharger Burns Engine Oil?
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If the turbocharger experiences engine oil burning, it will lead to increased engine oil consumption and may also cause insufficient lubrication in the turbocharger. In such cases, immediate repair is necessary. Below are more related details: Symptoms of turbocharger burning engine oil: 1. Carbon deposits form in the combustion chamber, causing the piston rings to stick and resulting in poor sealing. 2. Sludge forms in the lubrication system, clogging the oil return holes of the oil rings and reducing their scraping performance. 3. Wear occurs between the piston and cylinder wall. 4. Corrosion and aging of the valve seals lead to sealing failure. 5. In vehicles equipped with turbochargers, poor sealing of the turbocharger sealing rings may occur.