1/4 litre oil burn per 3000 miles

1/4 litre oil burn per 3000 miles : r/MechanicAdvice - Reddit

One quart per 1000 miles is the standard (in the US), has been for decades. As one of my old service advisors would have said, you can buy a lot ...

3,000 miles,uses a qt. | BobIsTheOilGuy

A quart of oil every 3000 miles is really no problem in a 100,000 mile motor. I would not worry about it at all. smile.gif. R · Ramblin Fever.

Oil almost completely gone after 3000 miles? - IW STi Forum

Burning roughly a quart every 3000 miles is no big deal. My car has done it since I bought it with 9000 miles on it. Almost 30k miles and ...

Car Burning Oil: How Much Consumption Is 'Normal'? - Cars.com

If an engine requires a quart every, say, 3,000 miles or less, that could be a sign of a leak (which may not be easily visible) or of internal ...

How much oil should a car burn between oil changes? - Quora

A brand new engine can burn up to 1/4 litre per 1000 miles until the cylinder bores and piston rings wear in together. From then on it is ...

Losing 4+ Quarts of Oil in 3000 Miles! - Nissan Forum

I have no indication of leakage anywhere, and the coolant is as green as ever, so no head gasket leak is expected. The tailpipe doesn't smoke ...

Anyone else burn a quart of oil in the first 3000 miles? - NASIOC

yeah. mine burnt about 1quart since the 1000 mile mark and I now have 2200. Almost every car burns oil in the First 5000 miles. so i hope its ...

Old Cars Burning Oil: How much is too much?

There is no set number, but as a rule of thumb, it's often agreed that up to about 1 quart or 1 litre of oil per 1000 miles (e.g. out of 6L of ...

When a Car is Losing Oil But Not Leaking or Smoking

Oil leakage and oil burn are the most common culprits of oil ... However, your car can consume around 1 liter per 1,000 miles to 1 liter per 3,000 miles.

Change in oil consumption standards? - Jeep JK Wrangler - JK-Forum

Mine was burning around 1 quart every 500 miles. It's burning oil again and was down over 3 quarts at around 3,000 miles. Now we're in the oil ...

Excessive Oil Consumption Isn't Normal - Consumer Reports

Certain Audi and BMW cars' standards state that a quart burned every 600 to 700 miles is reasonable. If a driver has to add a quart of oil once ...

Acceptable oil consumption? - Subaru Outback Forums

I took it in and was talking to the service manager and he stated that up to 1 quart every 1,500 miles is normal! I thought it was 1/3 qt. in ...

Oil Consumption: How much is too much? - Hyundai Forums

Some European makes and Toyota say 1qt per 600 miles is normal. Hyundai isn't alone with this. www.consumerreports.org. Some Newer Cars Can Burn ...

What Causes Oil to “Disappear” in Your Car's Engine?

Oil is meant to burn out as your vehicle runs. But what causes oil ... Your engine oil should be changed anywhere from every 3,000-5,000 miles or ...

Oil Consumption - Miles per Quart Were these real consumption rates?

blew out good 1/2 quart every 250-300 miles. Ran like a swiss watch. 30W Oil was 78-85 cents per Qt. at the time.

1000-mile oil consumption test - Maintenance/Repairs

Subaru considers a quart burned every 1,000 to 1,200 miles to be acceptable. Certain Audi and BMW cars' standards state that a quart burned ...

Burning oil, how much is normal/ok? - Community of Ford Truck Fans

Ford standards for these modular engines are 1.5 quarts every 5000 miles. I have seen upto 2.5 quarts every 5000 miles. My 97 uses around 1 quart every 3000 ...

Oil consumption finally cured? Maybe - Traverse Forum

My Traverse starts burning oil at the 2000 mile mark. ... This is the first car that I could not reach 3000 miles the old school oil change ...

How much oil do you burn?? | Page 2 - IW STi Forum

My Car burned less than .5 qt per 5000 miles, then started burning 1.5 per 3000 miles. It kept that pace for 30k miles before moving onto 1 qt per 500 miles ...

I solved oil burning in my Accord 4 cylinder

every 2,000 miles I would add 1/4 of a quart. I read up here on the ... After I changed the oil, the oil burning was back within 3,000 miles.