VTEC burn oil????
sup, my car isn't performing as well as it should be. im getting a compression and leakdown test sometime this weekend. i vtec it maybe once a day. is it true vtec burns oil????? because my car does burn oil, so i refill a half a quart every once in a while. if vtec does not burn oil, then it might be piston rings. ill post results of the compression test as soonas i get it done. but the question, does vtec burn oil? its redlined to maybe 7900.
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I have that same problem...I noticed in my rearview mirror that i was blowin some blue smoke only over 5500rpm on a d16z6 motor...so i cleaned the entire engine super duper well so i could see if the blue smoke was coming from a gasket leak or something of that sort or if it was blowin blue out the exaust...well motor is still spic n'span clean...so i now know the blue smoke is coming from my exaust...don't know if it's my rings or what but, yeah if someone could help us out that would be great!!!!
mobil 1 5w30.... i got a compression test, not sure how to set this up, i dont have a helms manual... 3 cylinders ran at 155...but the last cylinder on the passengers side ran a 125. all these test were after 3-4 ignition clicks. we wanted to know if it was a piston ring so we sprayed some wd40 down the 125 bad cylinder...and did a compression test..it went up to 155! i know my piston rings are a bit worn out, but not bad enough to bring down this much power. so i hav ea problem somewhere, my motor does burn oil. i always add oil maybe once a month, like half a quart a month, every month takes me about 1200 miles.
so what do you think might be the problem? thanks
so what do you think might be the problem? thanks
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Its probably time for a rebuild. Burning oil can result in a serious loss of horsepower due to insufficient ring seal. Either deal with adding oil every 1200 miles or replace your rings and go .5mm over with a good hone. Replace valve seals and pcv valve and there you got it. A non smoking,non oil burning,stronger performing engine.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM00SI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">mobil 1 5w30.... i got a compression test, not sure how to set this up, i dont have a helms manual... 3 cylinders ran at 155...but the last cylinder on the passengers side ran a 125. all these test were after 3-4 ignition clicks. we wanted to know if it was a piston ring so we sprayed some wd40 down the 125 bad cylinder...and did a compression test..it went up to 155! i know my piston rings are a bit worn out, but not bad enough to bring down this much power. so i hav ea problem somewhere, my motor does burn oil. i always add oil maybe once a month, like half a quart a month, every month takes me about 1200 miles.
so what do you think might be the problem? thanks
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For now, stop using M1 5w-30, it is a very THIN 30 weight, and it actually shears down to that of a 20 weight oil. If you want to stick with M1 oil, Use the M1 0-40..It'll help slow down oil consumption.
so what do you think might be the problem? thanks
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For now, stop using M1 5w-30, it is a very THIN 30 weight, and it actually shears down to that of a 20 weight oil. If you want to stick with M1 oil, Use the M1 0-40..It'll help slow down oil consumption.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LSVTEC 91 Civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For now, stop using M1 5w-30, it is a very THIN 30 weight, and it actually shears down to that of a 20 weight oil. If you want to stick with M1 oil, Use the M1 0-40..It'll help slow down oil consumption.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Quick question
is 10w-30 thicker than 5w-30 or vice versa?
Quick question
is 10w-30 thicker than 5w-30 or vice versa?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nota-ex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Quick question
is 10w-30 thicker than 5w-30 or vice versa?</TD></TR></TABLE>
They're both 30 weight oils, 5w-30 just has a lower pour point.
From my expierence, M1 oil likes shear down.. I used to burn a lot when I was running it. My car runs much better on the German Castrol 0w-30.
is 10w-30 thicker than 5w-30 or vice versa?</TD></TR></TABLE>
They're both 30 weight oils, 5w-30 just has a lower pour point.
From my expierence, M1 oil likes shear down.. I used to burn a lot when I was running it. My car runs much better on the German Castrol 0w-30.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nota-ex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What do you mean by pour point? Sorry if I'm jacking the thread.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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POUR POINT
Definition: The lowest temperature at which oil will pour.
http://www.google.com/search?q...icial
POUR POINT
Definition: The lowest temperature at which oil will pour.
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