burning oil in winter
What do you mean it "seems" to? If you're not using the force to keep track of oil consumption then your feeling doesn't count for much.
Do you find your self having to add more oil between oil changes? If so how much more or more frequently than before?
Do you find your self having to add more oil between oil changes? If so how much more or more frequently than before?
Hard to explain, the car has a bad rear main seal, so I always had to add oil, just now it seems to be worse, but when the temp really dropped to 30 or below the last few weeks. I live in NJ so it is cold.
could be due to the cold
and no ive never noticed any honda or any car ive owned burn more oil in winter
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I would think oil would tend to leak more when it is warmer.Cold oil is thicker than hot oil so I would think you would leak less oil in cold weather. I am guessing your seal just got worst!
the cold could shrink the rings of your pistons a very small amount and allow more blowby but that shouldnt last more than a minute after the pistons have enough friction.
Blowby: oil seeping past the seal of the piston rings into the combustion chamber allowing oil to burn with the air/fuel mixture.
but you might need new valve stem seals or piston rings. or more things that you can google "why does my car smoke" to learn about.
Blowby: oil seeping past the seal of the piston rings into the combustion chamber allowing oil to burn with the air/fuel mixture.
but you might need new valve stem seals or piston rings. or more things that you can google "why does my car smoke" to learn about.
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