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Head gasket just replaced now losing oil internally. Please help

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Old Sep 30, 2014 | 02:20 AM
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Default Head gasket just replaced now losing oil internally. Please help

Okay so around month ago I bought this 02 civic ex. No longer than a 3 weeks later I had to replace the head gasket and took it to a shop nearby. I've now had it back for a couple weeks and have noticed I'm losing oil or burning oil and I want to know what the possible causes could be. Any ideas would help. I know it could be a faulty head gasket or maybe it could be I need a rebuild. Please give me some other ideas
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Old Oct 6, 2014 | 10:28 AM
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Default Re: Head gasket just replaced now losing oil internally. Please help

bad oil pump?
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Old May 29, 2015 | 10:23 AM
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Default Re: Head gasket just replaced now losing oil internally. Please help

I have that same problem with my EM2 1.7 VTEC... I changed the head gasket and after about 1-2weeks I noticed that oil consumption was about 2 litres/1000km. I'm sure that the head gasket replacement was done with 100% quality. (I have been car mechanic more than 10 years.) There's not external leaks!

When I bought the car year ago, it was burning/eating oil but after Forte flush and oil change, it stopped and after the head gasket replacement it started again. I'm using Castrol magnatec 5W-40 oil.
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