Why Do Some Engines Consume Oil?

[@bokzader]

They should make cars now with oil tanks like 60Liters or something and you dont have to worry about adding oil every 1000km

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Like two stroke engines 😂

[@akdomun]

That'll add too much weight and take up too much space unfortunately.

[@gregorymalchuk272]

I once saw a 1916 Chevrolet with a separate oil tank and a float and needle valve in the crankcase that would admit more oil as the oil burned away. I felt like I was living in the future. 🛢️

[@markwarnberg9504]

Oil consumption can be due to evaporation if the engin is running hot, using the right vicosity is important, follow the hand book and use the oil vicosity chart as a guide.

[@thomasapplin7483]

I've ordered a 2019 Audi A4 Quattro. Before doing so, I read up on Audi's history of oil consumption problems. I read and was told that after several years of this issue, the Audi engineers redesigned the piston/piston rings out of a different material which solved the problem of oil leaking into the cylinder. Even my Acura service manager said that they had corrected it. I didn't see any more online stories of this beyond the 2012-2013 models. My car has not yet arrived from Germany but in anticipation of its arrival, I stopped at the Audi service dept. The service mgr. told me how much I would love my new A4 premium plus Quattro....and, oh, byt the way, you'll probably have to stop in to the dealer between oil changes to "top it off." My heart sank. I thought I'd checked it out and that Audi had corrected the problem with the pistons, especially after a class action lawsuit. Has the problem persisted with even the new Audis or did they fix it since then. I was under the impression that it had been corrected. I can't find anything definitive online except one article from a couple of years ago from a publication I think was called Atlantic which implied that Audi had made changes in the piston/piston rings to correct it . Does anyone know? I'm afraid I'll kick myself for selling my 2005 Acura TL which was a dream and never used a drop of oil between changes. Somebody tell me if Audi fixed it. Please? Tom A.

[@borisscepanovic1684]

I’m assuming you live in States and based on that assumption I’ll give you couple of advices: 1.Stick with SHELL V Power fuel 2.Do not exceed 5000 miles oil change interval and do it at AUDI.Forget JIFFY LUBE and similar crap as you don’t need recycled oil that they put some additives to. Also,OEM oil filter is crucial. I know guys running limo business in Chicago with 6-7 A6 units equipped with 2.0 lit engines and every single one passed 450 000 miles marker. But they were religious about oil change. So,if you take care of your car you’ll be enjoying it for decades rather than years.

[@ΤοΠαρατηρητηριο]

I have an a5 Audi 2.0 never had oil consumption problems you now why ? Cause I change the oil every 5k with high quality oil that helps to prevent carbon build up on the rings .. it’s common sense Audi engines need oil change very often some people don’t understand that

[@99VehiclesTV]

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[@heinpereboom5521]

Thanks for the excellent explanation! What is your opinion about less resilient piston rings that put too little pressure on the cylinder walls and therefore cause oil consumption, as is the case with most modern engines?

[@Christaxi]

I have A Skoda 2018 Diesel useing 2 litres Every 10 Thousand Mile I am do the thing you said in your Video Thank you this was a good help

[@IMQ567]

Very informative, consise and logical....thanx.... just background music is irritating

[@mikicatumbleweed6561]

Its almost always PCV. Search this topic on internet. It is a crank case gases valve, when is bad, engine sucks oil vapors in intake manifold.

[@IntegraDIY]

My mother’s 2009 Mini Cooper burns oil.. no leaks or anything. She drives only around 1000 miles a year and the engine never see’s RPM past 4,000. And it has less than 100k miles.

[@alanrochin7919]

Take it to the back of your barn and shoot it

[@adrian.ilie.]

I have a vw golf 7 variant 2013 engine code cxsa, belt drive, at 170,000 km it started to consume 0.4 l / 1000 km.. I use 5w30, try 5w40 maybe it won't consume so much anymore!what do you think?

[@robertg.4365]

Hi . I have Volvo V40 2.0 l gasoline VEA engine (' it's tight fit engine') . I have noticed too much burning oil lately - specially in summer with high speed. I use 0W20 .. Which oil will be the best to my engine ??? . I drive mostly in town , but 2 times a week i drive little faster . I live in Poland , so the weather is 'moderate'. Summet was hot (even over 36 C) . The winter is so weak , but stil even under -20 C. Thank's

[@tiagosa1773]

I use Liqui-Moly 5w-40 full synthetic and my 190,000km Jetta 2.0t burns 1L every 1000km. It's mainly summer/spring driven never winter driven, should I go with thicker oil? Edit: Or should I stop redlining everytime I pull out of second gear?

[@nbx2au]

In my case carbon build up on oil control rings has caused 500ml/1000km iol consumption. Treatment with Poly ethane Amine (PEA) containing fuel cleaner (2 tank loads) has cured it. Note: my car is port injection. Where direct fuel injection is used carbon build up is due to a. wrong oil and b. oil mist vapor burning and building up on the inlet valves and intake manifolds, or c. no port injection can not keep the intakes clean This is hard to fix. In the US, Toyota has provided 10y "oil consumption" guarantee/recall. If usage is excessive they rebuild the engine.

[@99VehiclesTV]

Hmm. That's interesting.

[@nbx2au]

I don't like advertising products, but the original and the one that worked for me is Techron (Chevron?, Caltex?) ... good resource on this problem is kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJbUoZawhtWtn8k. Just make sure that it is "Fuel system cleaner" and not "fuel injector cleaner".

[@michaell3711]

@@99VehiclesTV ,, Not enough information on the real cause. A bad PCV valve is the main reason for engine oil leak ,, especially in the spark plugs wells. Also, buying cheap aftermarket seals from China is another reason.

[@isaqueflorencio]

Excellent video! Enjoyed it!

[@abdulazizal-zadjali8574]

Your informations 100% right Thanks a lot ❤️

[@doingwellll]

i drive a 2010 skoda laura 1.8 TSI as they are called in india (its the same as the octavia). i love the car. its done 75000 kms and i maintain it well. i use 10W 60 castrol or liqy moilly brand. it has recently started consuming a lot of oil. my mechanic says its because the turbo is misbehaving. the car runs clean wth no smoke off the exhaust and the pick up is very healthy ????

[@Chris-vx3qi]

I’ve tried all types of oils for my Audi A4 and it hasn’t helped...I was told the piston rings need cleaning 🤷‍♂️ Some mechanics are butchers

[@ΤοΠαρατηρητηριο]

Use seafoam and clean your piston rings ... their clogged up from carbon that’s why your burning oil all audis have this problem ... and change your oil every 5 k to keep it clean

[@pauljanssen2624]

Main reason most engines consume oil is oil rings clogged up due to not proper oil change for high quality oil the second is without guide seals the third is newer engines with bad PC valve designs PC valve is designed to burn up all the the films from blow by acid buildup keep your engine running cleaner

[@lindelanibramley3446]

This was very informative thanks 🙏

[@superkari28]

good explanation..i have 1question hope that i get answer on this matters..my vw golf consume a lot of oil i went to change oil on monday after 6days my fuel warning indecator pop up then i check the oil its totally empty..then i add again after 5days same story..do you know why?take note no leaking no white smoke any idea whats the problem?

[@jasonjaycameron7507]

yeah my gasoline turbo engine when flooring it can consume oil, but when driving casually no problem

[@B0ZA92]

My 2.0 mazda 6 petrol is consuming some oil in a normal driving conditions at around 2500 rpms, it's around 1l per 3000-4000km, but when driving on highway it revs around 3500-4000 due to only 5 speed transmission and then it consumes around 1l per 1000 km. It seems to me to be the big difference, is that normal?

[@yahyaabderrahim8452]

The normal, the engine should consume no more than 1L per 1200 km.

[@Jerry-me1fy]

My Ford Explorer burns Amsoil but when I put in something like Mobil one synthetic it stops 🤔

[@overnighter]

Very helpful. It's most valuable to get hands on information from your experience 👍 And great experiment. Thanks for sharing.

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[@kashjaxon4860]

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[@riteshnowbut1898]

Hi sir very informative video.. I also have a 2011 audi a6 and my oil consumption is about the same as yours was... i am currently using castrol 5w 40 fully syn oil.. do you think i can use 10w 40 Motul or Liqui Moly for my next oil change due next month? If so will the 10w 40 consume less in my engine than the 5w 40? Or whats your best recommendation.. thanks..

[@nicmcv6925]

Thanks, this really educated me about how engines use oil.

[@thijsambergen5638]

50400 is adviced for your and my car (audi a3 1.6 (non fsi)) this is the universal long life oil (5w30) 50700 is for diesels with DF filter, but its good for both cars !

[@Mr.Gui.monteiro]

can someone tell me about the oil consumption on the Citroen Cactus C4 ? I heard its related to an internal thermostat in the engine?

[@chinodeleon]

Great explanation!👏👏👏

[@sonnydangol7909]

My car was losing 1/2 litre in 400 kms so my mechanic told me that engine is burning oil out the exhaust and I need expensive piston replacements costing up to $1500 to $2000 .. what should I do .. should I drive adding oil frequently or go ahead with this expensive repair or will carbon cleaning help ?

[@ToddTinley]

Just add oil.

[@ΤοΠαρατηρητηριο]

Add seafom into your cylinders for a day it will clean your rings from carbon build up I had the problem on my Audi cleaned them and now I burn very little oil

[@yasirsafi3315]

VW touran 2010 tsi petrol I have this car,after 1000km 1liter oil . Which oil is the best for my car ? Help🙁?

[@samratsom6754]

Thank You. It was very informative. But I have a question.. Does the engine oil consumes while the car kept in idling for an hour or more? I type of job I do, I frequently have to wait inside of my car with the AC on. I live in a climate where 8n summers the temperature is average 30 degrees. It will be helpful if you can kindly answer to my queries. Regards

[@samratsom6754]

By the way, I have a Honda CITY petrol. I'm from India

[@mikeallan7814]

It has one more reason (5th) it is from its design , from the factory ,without means that the engine has a problem.

[@xt2536]

The 1 dislike is a prius owner

[@99VehiclesTV]

Probably. HaHa

[@ehpada]

one dislike is for not mentioning bad valve seals or egr valve

[@angelburov7213]

Great video!

[@mikezhang6159]

my vw jetta mk5 has an EA113 2.0 non-turbo 8v engine, it burns oil from day one to now（15 years old）

[@neptuneblood6916]

I've seen a few articles about this and internal friction plays a big part less friction better mpg most older car I've had don't burn oil my current 27year old hilux doesn't burn oil and if it burned a litre every 1000 miles I'd be checking for leaks

[@BryanChance]

Three reasons: 1. Poor engineering 2. Designed that way on purpose to keep Audi dealers happy. 3. Milk the customer

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

You miss Disposable cars. If cars engines are not gone fast, car companies can't survive for long

[@cryptoshart5872]

I have an audi a5 2011 that is having huge oil consumption. I have been using 5w30 oil, but random brands from random gas stations. I want to try a different oil, such as the 0w40 or 10w60 that you mentioned, but how do I find out if it meets the carmakers approval as you mentioned?

[@riteshnowbut1898]

Hi jeremy.. please refer to your vehicle's manual to see the required oil spec for your engine so you will know which oil to use... i also have oil consumption issues with my 2011 a6 2.0tfsi.. currently i am using 5w 40 castrol... next month when i service.. i was advised to use 10w 40 liqui moly or motul to see if the fuel consumption lessens... cheers..

[@marcinmarszaek660]

I was looking everywhere is it possible that wrong oil might be the reson why the oil is missing. Now I know the wrong oil might be a very big reason ! I will change the oil and will check, cause it is dissapearing, and I got no leaks smoke and in cooolant I doesnt see any oil. Thank you for your movie friend !

[@sira9412]

What oil for passat 1.8T petrol year 2000, burn oil but not white smoke

[@jessicafigueira5988]

I have a 1.2 nissan juke and it's been confirmed it uses alot of oil 1 litre per 1000 miles u got any advice?

[@edstark44]

Thanks for the vid! Is it dangerous to just drive the car(VW TDi...) until the oil level light comes on?

[@paulsmallriver6066]

joke question?

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

Yes dangerous

[@rishantram9122]

Try to use Mobil super 3000 5w 40 full synthetic engine oil it will free up your piston rings

[@romulod8463]

I have a 2015 Volkswagen Jetta TSI 1.8L. My car burns about 1L/1000kms using 5W40. What other oil could I use that would not result in my car burning it so excessively?

[@yahyaabderrahim8452]

Use 15w40. It is thicker and it will not leack to the burning chamber and thus the engine will consume the natural oil..it will be ok

[@romulod8463]

@@yahyaabderrahim8452 thank you for the advice. However, I ended up just flipping the car and getting a new one instead.

[@ΤοΠαρατηρητηριο]

@@romulod8463 use seafoam and clean your piston rings

[@vandenhoogen]

My audi a6 2.0tdi 2013 burn 1l every 1500km ive use recommended castrol LL 5w-30 do you think I should try a non recomended oil instead?

[@americakiller8710]

Dat komt om dat je vw product rijdt. Misschien een alfa giulia kopen?

[@justhere4721]

Audi 2.0 are known for excessive oil consumption. It's more of a design problem. Either the piston rings or the pcv system.

[@benovuga1215]

Very informative and well explained. Yup Volkswagen engines have reputation for enormous oil consumption even when new, over time especially on their diesel engines it consumes almost as much oil as diesel fuel :D.

[@gustavososa4364]

V6 passat CC do not consume oil. I have 120.000km on it. And nothing and I travel 4000 rpm 600 km every two weeks.

[@lee1210mk2]

@@gustavososa4364 A lot of the oil consumption from my experience came from the PCV system. I removed and placed a catch can system and done. No more problems.

[@blamine5]

@@lee1210mk2 there’s no pcv on tdi, it’s only on petrol engine

[@andreslatorre1466]

Thank u , I will try to change the engine oil because my car burns oil without smoke and without lost power

[@deathangel3355]

What you

[@deathangel3355]

Do

[@stevemarshall9384]

2.5 crafter diesel using 1lt oil per 1000 ks changed oil and added moreys oil stabilize no more oil consumed

[@cop763]

you have given me hope because my prius 1.8 consuming started engine oil and i though i have to change the engine but i ll check now might i have other issue like you told us , thanks and any advise you wana give me plx write back to me .

[@carbonara2144]

I have Citroen C5 X7 2010 with 2 liter diesel engine. I have now driven 180k in it. I added a little, maybe one liter per 20k to it in the beginning but not for the last 80k or so. Just drove 1500k last weekend. I have been looking for new car, maybe Audi or Peugeot. I could try out Audi for change but these oil burn stories make me wary. If I use money to buy new Audi and it has problems I would be really pissed off. If Citroen would make new C5 cars like I have now I would buy one.

[@suneed1989]

Very useful and clear - 👍👍

[@romulod8463]

I live in Canada. Should I use 0w40 instead of 5W40 for my vw jetta TSI 1.8L that is burning oil 1L/1000km. Car has no leaks or smoke in exhaust, car has just been burning oil excessively.

[@romulod8463]

@66vehicles I would greatly appreciate your help as I want to resolve my car’s oil consumption problem before snowfall.

[@kushal887]

Hello I m from India. I have a code in my skoda Laura 1.9 pd engine. The code is p1267 injector limit exceed in cylinder 3. Car sometimes is hunting at 1500-2000 rpm. Can you suggest me please

[@Noooo23523]

gah dam i swapped all gaskets piston rings valve gaskets timing chain vvti,water and oil, water and oil pump,mostly everything and it still consumes oil

[@coteschwann]

o recomandare pentru micsorarea consumului de ulei te rog? Am Toyota avensisT25,1.8 benzina. Imi consuma 1 litru la 1000km.Aceeasi situatie cu cel original 5W30, am incercat cu Motul 10W60 , nici un rezultat. Multumesc!

[@danieljosimovski7620]

Question: I have a VW Passat 1.6 benzin and is wasting around 1 l on 3 000 km no smoke and no leaks. Any doubt?

[@hunyadimolnarmatyas7822]

1L for 3000km is not that bad but maybe valve seal replace would help or its leaking but once again 1L/3000km is not that bad

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

No doubt

[@sreekanthgopinath6060]

I couldn't understand about excessive wear

[@trakhun8637]

hi ı have bmw 316 tı compact 150000km .. Which engine oil should I use in bmw 316 ti compact benzıne.. thanks nıce meet you have good daıes

[@4g63it7]

I thought operating temp was like 60-70*c not 100*c, but i might be mistaken. good video anyways!

[@kkumar-kkr7727]

Thanks bro. It works.

[@wellwh0]

Mini r56 1.4, 1.6 use 1L on 1500km sometimes even more. No white or blue smoke, no oil leaks. BMW dealer tells that 0.7 l/1000 km is normal... what the hell. Can't understand why it uses so much oil, how did they approve such engines for manufacturing!?

[@Armageddon-qo4wy]

That's definitely NOT normal. My BMW burns 1L per 800km?. I was told it's not that bad? Some of the Mechanics don't know what they're on about. Smh

[@wellwh0]

@@Armageddon-qo4wy I have code 002b86 it seems that "normal" oil burning destroyed catalytic converter and now I have to get rid of car. Never BMW product again. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

[@naliinsuthakaran2967]

@@Armageddon-qo4wy What BMW? I have oil consumption like you I am at 102k miles BMW 116i N45 E87 115hp

[@Armageddon-qo4wy]

@@naliinsuthakaran2967 BMW 320i e90. I had the valve stem seals replaced. It doesn't burn any oil now

[@naliinsuthakaran2967]

@@Armageddon-qo4wy I’m going to keep adding oil it’s around 300ml per 300 miles so 1L every 900-1000 miles is it considered regular?

[@christopherpaul2544]

As a licensed mechanic with years of experience, learned I should never listen to little shits😁

[@Tintoycar]

So the oil brand is not important?

[@MAGUMANE]

Great job, thanks

[@aussie8114]

I put oil in my car. It always drips onto the garage floor. At least I know where it’s going.

[@RMPT6]

did they fixed the problem with the facelift model in 2012 Audi A5?

[@vadimtudor7101]

Hello, if you buy a diesel audi a5 then go right ahead, the 2.0 tdi is a great engine and it‘ll last quite a while if u change the oil when audi recommands it. I would stay away from the gasoline engines as they are not that reliable.

[@M.HUSSAINTAHIR4]

My car Honda City IDSI-Assembled in Pakistan has reached 208400 Km and 12 Years used,reducing engine oil.I have been using 10W-30 recommended by Honda on 5000Km but have been changing oil in every 3000 Km for my car engine car . Now 600 ML reducing oil on 2500 KM or 2700 KM and even there is no smoke from tail pipe. How can I fix this issue instead repairing of engine,as there is no smoke from tail pipe and fuel consumption is still efficient yet . 2. Suggest best engine oil for this critical condition for fixing the issue.

[@naumanshafaqat5683]

Same problem is facing. Can u tell me bro what can u do at that time. I hav city 2018

[@Tintoycar]

what is the differencen between a3/b3 oil vs a5/b5?

[@AlexGnok]

I am planing to buy used Audi A3 8p. How do i check if one has an oil consumption problems? And you didn't cover this topic much in your video about why it happens, what causes the problem?

[@anyaanya5506]

every audi have oil problem

[@Jonas_Aa]

Not even my Opel in the 1980 used as much oil as modern cars do today.

[@Noooo23523]

bro my 1992 opel has 700 000 and didnt consume oil till 500 000 and now it consumes all of it

[@2425752]

How do I check which oil is the correct one for a golf tsi

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

Google

[@theeunknownprince]

So did they repair your Audi for free?

[@akniazi04]

My Toyota vitz 2013 model consuming 1 liter per 1000 km oil , plz advise the recommended oil to use

[@ToddTinley]

My 2010 Camry uses 1 quart per 1000 Miles. I just add oil.

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

Engine problem

[@Armageddon-qo4wy]

My BMW 320i burns 1 Litre every 800km?

[@Noooo23523]

my 2011 too, i used liqui moly uncompatible it consumed it all 3 litres+1 in city in 5000km i used toyota 5w30 and it consumed in 1000 km mountain and highway 1 litre but then it didnt consume any in city at all, now i repaired engine and use motul and in 1000km it used 400ml

[@grantbradley5084]

Stay away from 2009-2013 2.0 tfsi motors from Audi, those motors love to drink oil.

[@renidoganaj3387]

His audi engine is a 1.6 MPi (naturally aspirated,which I have in my own golf mk5) and they are really good engines,but I have the same problem too.

[@XLPerformance666]

do audi supercharged 3.0 v6 engines burn oil?

[@ManjulaV001]

hello i have diesel 3- wheel (tricycle). and when i checked the engine compartment every two or three days engine head block and other outside metal fins are covered with oil. service due in next 500km and i already scared for this unusual behavior,is it normal or should i immediately contact service personnel for this ? please reply thanks

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

Immediately contact

[@ManjulaV001]

@@muhammadkhalil1991 bro just found out head block has some factory fault (crack in head).so i got the warranty and replace it with a new one,thanks for the reply.now it's fixed

[@xtremegamer78]

You should change your oil every 15k or 12 months anyways.

[@robertmartin1116]

05:52 Bullshit. Castrol has 2 different 5W-30 oil types.

[@billwilliams6338]

66VEHICLES __ \ : If you car is burning oil often and needs to ADD oil what is wrong with the engine? the head gasket?

[@Joe26383]

Probably worn piston rings. Blown head gasket would consume coolant.

[@arditelezi2632]

what do you think for divinol

[@3kkk514]

My 2006 audi a4 b7 200bhp 100k mile in clock, it consumed 1L/500km. New pcv valve, new gasket, no leak in engine bay. I was advice to chage my pistons. Wtf audi the engineer who made this should be prosecuted.

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

For me just piston rings need replacing. If piston and bore is OK... Normally it happens when guy don't change oil regularly on recommendations

[@thisitsshittimmy4797]

Perfect answers, I'm and Aggressive driver fr

[@mg8718]

Hes wrong. 1 Qt in 5,000 miles is not alot of oil burn. Cars burn oil. Thats normal.

[@rilindhaliti9705]

I have one astra g 1.6 16v year 2002 and his burn much oil maybe 1l 1000 km plz tell me what to do i wait your answer

[@stewoe7157]

1L/1000 km isn't much. It is totally acceptible especially considering it is a car that's nearly 20 years old.

[@rilindhaliti9705]

@@stewoe7157 yes but what to change in engine

[@stewoe7157]

@@rilindhaliti9705 If there aren't any external leaks (that's only replacing a gasket), it are most likely the piston rings that are worn out, that means there is a little bit room between the piston rings and the cylinder walls so oil can get past and gets burned in the combustion chamber. Seeing the age of your vehicle it's probably not worth it. Getting them replaced may cost more than your entire car's worth.

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

A bit thicker oil is better + don't drive like racers.

[@ΤοΠαρατηρητηριο]

Need to change your piston rings cost you around 1500$

[@jaiho314]

VIDEO IS BLURRED NOT CLEAR.

[@badbone2890]

Good discussion, here's my question. Does it matters what size of engine you are driving? Like me I'm driving a 1.3L enging and driving it like 6 hours none stop and it consumes like half litter for 8k kilometers, Do you think it's normal? Tnx

[@Noooo23523]

i think small engine can use more because it revs higher and more oil pressure easier to start consuming it,i have 1.0, i use good oil and i cancel the consumtion temporary(compatible oil) when i go on highway sometimes it used 1l per 1000km and then nothing at all in city, then repaired engine and it shouldnt consume but in 700 it consumed probably 400ml

[@Noooo23523]

your is 1.3 which is enough if 4 cilinder and 0.5 litres per 8000km is very good almost nothing thats maybe from high engine heat on highway, usualy its good to cool down engines but yea cars mostly dont go to red water temp but oil can go but your dash shows water not oil which all temps in engine can be based off

[@HightLink]

O intrebare care nu e legata de masini. Vreau sa ma reapuc sa postez pe youtube, se merita sa o fac in romana sau mai bine ma axez pe content in engleza? Intreb deoarece am vazut ca tu le faci pe ambele.

[@99VehiclesTV]

Cresti greu pe engleza... dar e mai bine platit pe termen lung

[@HightLink]

ok, mersi. Spor!

[@YassineProd]

Interesting bro thank you

[@RobertoTRL]

Salut

[@BavarianM]

The 22 dislikes are from Prius Owners

[@tsegayaudis1156]

Hold my beeeer . My Toyota avansis consium 5 liter on 1200km .

[@muhammadkhalil1991]

Engine needs repair

[@salvadorbr9308]

I will hold your wallet boi

[@overnighter]

#2 I suspect that my engine "evaporates" the oil on high load / high temp case - highways and hills in particular 🚙

[@overnighter]

Also, there might be a secret overheat, that I don't see on water temp gauge 🙄

[@overnighter]

And this also leas to excessive heat and evaporation of oil

[@Joke9972]

My car says 0-30, have been using that, want to switch to 5-30, as it drinks 1 l every 3 000 km.

[@akhilrinz7426]

@to ajith buddy

[@SOKRINTech]

Hello

[@hongkitchong71]

I need to top it up every month.... Every 500kms maybe

[@Mso94]

Nu ai facut un lucru prea bun ca ai trecut la un ulei asa gros. Trebuia sa ramai la ce recomanda producatorul ca vascozitate si sa folosesti un ulei de calitate, adica CLAR NU CASTROL. Incearca de acum un liqui moly, valvoline, ravenol si o sa vezi diferente in bine in sunetul motorului si in consumul de ulei. Cauta pe forumurile vag si ai sa vezi cati au redus drastic consumul de ulei renuntand la castrol.

[@99VehiclesTV]

Ma sincer, a fost chiar ok. Mai ales ca eu il schimb la 9-10 mii. I-am dat si 200 pe autobanda si s-a comportat excelent. Merge ca nou. O sa incerc si eu data viitoare liqui molly 0w40.

[@izyfication]

Can i use some 10w60 oil for my e90 330i pétrole engine ? Thank you

[@gregcy89]

Just use what is recommended. Isnt 5w30 the proper for your car?

[@ike7539]

Learn how to say engine! You say as if saying *in*jection 👎