1- The exhaust blows occasional white smoke. Usually in older cars with high miles.
2- Your oil level is about a quart low in less than about 1000 miles after a fresh oil change.
3- Spark plugs get fouled right away. Car will run poorly and get bad mileage. Have to pull the plugs for that one.
The presence of black smoke from exhaust when engine is first fired.That sign could also be an engine running too rich.
Oil in vehicles is typically not consumed within the engine, what is in the engine is cycled through, unless of course your engine is burning or leaking oil. Most passenger cars though run on 4 to 5 quarts of oil.
engine burning oil
If engine fluids have not been maintained properly it may lead to oil burning, but that's true of all vehicle engines.
We now know that cars run by burning oil release carbon dioxide emissions that are causing global warming and climate change.
You either have an oil leak or the engine is burning oil cause by worn piston rings. If you see blue smoke it is burning oil.
your car has oil burning in the combustion chamber of your engine , need to rectify the engine block and replace piston rings
engine burning oil( white or blueish exhaust smoke ), water in oil, oil in water, water in exhaust.
Yes. That's why burning oil is used to heat homes and to propel cars, trucks, locomotives, and airplanes.
Oil leak or the engine is burning oil.
You can tell this before an oil change. If you see blue smoke coming out the exhaust your engine is burning oil. If you're oil level is low and you have no oil leak your burning oil.
It is important to know the cars oil capacity when changing the oil or oil filter. The Engine oil capacity for the 1999 Dodge Stratus 2.4 Dohc is 2.4 liters.