The acceptable amount of oil consumption can vary depending on the vehicle's age, make, and model. Generally, consuming up to one quart of oil every 1,000 miles is considered acceptable for most cars, especially older ones. However, for newer vehicles, significantly less consumption, often around a quart every 3,000 to 5,000 miles, is expected. It's always best to consult the vehicle's owner manual for specific recommendations.
None. If your car is using oil then that means that there is something wrong with it.
Ideally, none. Realistically a quart in 1000 miles is too much.
3 oil changes 1000 miles a month equates to 12 000 miles a year. 12 000 miles divided by 4 000 miles equals 3. Therefore 3 oil changes need to be made.
3 oil changes 1000 miles a month equates to 12 000 miles a year. 12 000 miles divided by 4 000 miles equals 3. Therefore 3 oil changes need to be made.
For some reason Porsche said in their manuals that it was normal for 1970'S era 911's to use as much as a quart of oil every 680 miles.
No not really. My 93 Probe Gt does about the same. I put a quart in yesterday after about 1200 miles since my last oil change and a 4 hour trip to New Jersey. But my car was beat on before i got it. I maintain it now but yeah it's normal for older cars to burn a little bit of oil.
Burn it/dilute it? Note that 50 gallons is much less than 1000 liters: 50 US gallons = 189 liters 50 Imperial gallons = 227 liters
it is 991
Once a year should be fine if you only drive it 1000 miles.Once a year should be fine if you only drive it 1000 miles.
There are about [http://www.goodoil4u.com/oil_consumption.html 40 reasons] it could be consuming that much Oil. Here are a couple reasons, Clogged Oil Passages, Dirty Oil, Oil Viscosity, Restricted Air Intake, Clogged
what might cause the engine on a 2000 Isuzu rodeo to burn oil 1/2 quart of oil every 300 miles
it has about 4 and a half miles of oil