Car Losing Oil But No Leak Or Smoke

Car Losing Oil But No Leak Or Smoke. No blue smoke coming out the tailpipe neither. If he said it is losing/burning oil, it has to go somewhere, if there is no leak, then it must be going out somewhere, and where else except coming out from the tailpipe.

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Oil consumption is a normal part of engine operation, with normal oil consumption. Usually, your car’s most common cause to lose oil is an oil leak or burning too much oil. It’ll let you know if there is oil.

Even Without Blue Smoke Or A Burning Oil Smell, You Could Have A Car Burning Oil But Not Leaking.

But if you have to add a quart or more of oil to your engine between changes and there’s no leak to be found, chances are your vehicle’s burning oil. I didn't told that my car work on gpl too. So oil catch can will not be a help?

It’ll Let You Know If There Is Oil.

You probably measured your vehicle's oil and found that it's dropping continuously without a clear reason. When a car mysteriously loses oil, there are usually two possible causes: It’s important to check the coolant reservoir and radiator if you suspect a coolant leak.

However, If The Engine Is Running Good, Then The Compression Rings Are Doing Their Job.

Common causes of losing coolant (but don’t see a leak) whether you drive a subaru or a lexus, your car needs antifreeze. No smoke coming out of the pulled oil dipstick with the engine running. 08160410085 happening to my honda accord right.

If Your Car Is Using Extra Oil And The Coolant Has Become Foamy And Brown, And There Are No Signs Of Leakage, The Head Gasket In Your Car May Have Blown.

Discolored and foamy coolant can also indicate a cracked cylinder head. Well, even if you don't see any signs of oil leaks or oil consumption, there might be something happening internally. But the oil consumption is the same for gpl or petrol.

It May Be Burning The Oil.

If your car is losing oil but no leak or smoke, the problem is usually related to an internal oil leak that you don’t notice or important faulty components in your engine. My 96 civic ex is loosing oil quickly. I read in a different post that it could be valve seals or blowby.