What to Do When a Van Burns Engine Oil?

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Engine oil inevitably consumes under high temperature and oxidation in the engine, with a general consumption standard of one percent of gasoline. When the valve oil seal temperature drops and becomes stiff, causing oil to leak from the valve into the combustion chamber, immediately remove the engine cylinder head and replace the valve oil seal. If the exhaust pipe emits blue smoke when the car reaches normal temperature, it indicates poor sealing of the piston rings, requiring an engine overhaul. Low-quality engine oil has poor oxidation resistance and is easily oxidized under high temperatures, leading to oil burning. Therefore, high-quality engine oil should be used. Excessive engine speed causes poor lubrication and dry friction in rotating parts, resulting in abnormal engine wear and oil burning. Maintaining an economical speed can prevent this.