oil burning question
ok so my im trying to figure out exactly what i need to fix.
my compression specs:
cly 1: 204
cly 2: 185
cly 3: 200
cly 4: 205
Leakdown:
cly 1: 82
cly 2: 88
cly 3: 88
cly 4: 88
Car Runs strong as hell. but its burning some oil. im trying to figure out if im looking at headwork...valveseals? etc? or bottom end. thanks.
my compression specs:
cly 1: 204
cly 2: 185
cly 3: 200
cly 4: 205
Leakdown:
cly 1: 82
cly 2: 88
cly 3: 88
cly 4: 88
Car Runs strong as hell. but its burning some oil. im trying to figure out if im looking at headwork...valveseals? etc? or bottom end. thanks.
Last edited by serr38; Oct 16, 2009 at 08:11 AM.
well, if your burning oil, you'll probably need new rings, plus that compression was a bit off. you'll need a rebuild.
how many miles are on the car?
how many miles are on the car?
engine has prolly like 85k on it. and one6 ILL garage and profunction told me the compression is fine and it prolly just needs valveseals and guides or a head rebuild.
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GL with the fix
it's probably ring related and if it were my car i would just do a hone with new rings n call it a day. new rings and valve seals do wonders to your average high mile b18c
i think type r are the worste my friend has a py one and his burns oil just as bad as mine and he just rebuilt his not to long ago but me and him both have vafc 2 and once i put mine in thats when it really started smoking
my old one used to use about as much as yours (actually looked like a mosquito truck going down the road), replaced rings and did a hone job, it quit burning oil after that.
my caR burns its fair share of oil and prior to this summer when i did maintenance after taking the car out of storage, i noticed that my old plugs had this weird white crusty buildup on them. best i can describe them is they looked like calcium deposites...however, none of them were oil fouled
my caR burns its fair share of oil and prior to this summer when i did maintenance after taking the car out of storage, i noticed that my old plugs had this weird white crusty buildup on them. best i can describe them is they looked like calcium deposites...however, none of them were oil fouled
But prior to the head rebuild, my car went through oil like crazy like you guys. And only one plug (cyl 4) kept getting that white crusty build up with black fouling. I thought the root cause were bad valve seals and guides.
But now with my rebuilt head, cyl 4 still gets the black fouling with the white crusty build up. Compression is fine across all four (200ish PSI) and the oil burning is about 1 qt every 2 weeks or about 500-1000 miles. So not too crazy as before.
I guess my oil control ring/ring land is busted in cyl 4 cause the block wasn't touched when my head got rebuilt (it was assumed fine, no scoring on the cyl walls).



