When does the Passat start burning engine oil?
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Generally, the Passat starts burning engine oil after 100,000 kilometers. If a car burns engine oil, there will be a series of symptoms. Blue smoke appears: Thick blue smoke comes out of the exhaust pipe, and then disappears after a while. If this phenomenon reappears the next morning or the morning after, it indicates that the vehicle is burning engine oil. This is called cold-engine oil burning. Blue smoke from the exhaust pipe: When the vehicle is in motion or idling, if the driver steps hard on the accelerator and a large amount of blue smoke comes out of the exhaust pipe, it means the engine oil burning is already quite severe. This is called acceleration oil burning.