oil is burning
do you have a gsr or an ls? in gsrs i noticed they burn alot of oil when they hit vtec but im pretty sure thats common for most gsrs. but to be on the safe side make sure you dont have a blown cylinder, your seals, valves, rings, pistons etc check them out and that should help
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oil is possibly getting past the rings, or valve seals. maybe your just leaking from somewhere. get under the car. any oil on the underside?
Just about all hondas burn oil, its what they do, mine has an OEM rebuild and its been boosted ever since (20K) but I still dont leak a drop of oil. maybe John at LHT performance builds em better than Honda
Just about all hondas burn oil, its what they do, mine has an OEM rebuild and its been boosted ever since (20K) but I still dont leak a drop of oil. maybe John at LHT performance builds em better than Honda
yeah same problem....every honda/acura burns though..never heard of one not really. you could maybe just go ahead and change some gaskets for good Maintenance?
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lol me too
between me and all my buddies hondas/acuras we all burn oil(auto & 5sp.) it may not be normal but it sure is common
lol me too
between me and all my buddies hondas/acuras we all burn oil(auto & 5sp.) it may not be normal but it sure is common
just do a leak down test and find out whats wrong. http://www.team-integra.net/fo...Topic
eh, time for a rebuild more than likely.
if you can stand the oil leak, leave it as is.
if you can't stand it and want to spend at least 300 for the parts to rebuild it (200 for the gaskets, 100 for the rings), go for it. i'm in the same boat with near 200k on the odometer!
if you can stand the oil leak, leave it as is.
if you can't stand it and want to spend at least 300 for the parts to rebuild it (200 for the gaskets, 100 for the rings), go for it. i'm in the same boat with near 200k on the odometer!
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