View Poll Results: Are you experiencing high oil consumption?
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Ge6 2013
I have a 2010 GE8 in the US with 128K miles. I have owned the car for 5 years (after my younger brother owned it for 8 years) and change the 0w-20 synthetic oil and filter once per year after 5000-ish (highway/long-trip) miles. My oil level does not change over the year.
How you fix oil loss depends on what is causing your oil loss. If you're burning oil you have to figure out how the oil is getting from where it's supposed to be to where it's not supposed to be - stuff like rings and valve guide seals - and remedy that problem. If you have a leak, you again have to figure out how the oil is getting from the inside of the engine to the outside and fix the seals that are leaking.
How you fix oil loss depends on what is causing your oil loss. If you're burning oil you have to figure out how the oil is getting from where it's supposed to be to where it's not supposed to be - stuff like rings and valve guide seals - and remedy that problem. If you have a leak, you again have to figure out how the oil is getting from the inside of the engine to the outside and fix the seals that are leaking.
Someone had commented that the specific model had been recalled due to burning oil & recommended changing engine to a slim engine.I am in Kenya and most Honda owners use 5w40 here
I have a 2010 GE8 in the US with 128K miles. I have owned the car for 5 years (after my younger brother owned it for 8 years) and change the 0w-20 synthetic oil and filter once per year after 5000-ish (highway/long-trip) miles. My oil level does not change over the year.
How you fix oil loss depends on what is causing your oil loss. If you're burning oil you have to figure out how the oil is getting from where it's supposed to be to where it's not supposed to be - stuff like rings and valve guide seals - and remedy that problem. If you have a leak, you again have to figure out how the oil is getting from the inside of the engine to the outside and fix the seals that are leaking.
How you fix oil loss depends on what is causing your oil loss. If you're burning oil you have to figure out how the oil is getting from where it's supposed to be to where it's not supposed to be - stuff like rings and valve guide seals - and remedy that problem. If you have a leak, you again have to figure out how the oil is getting from the inside of the engine to the outside and fix the seals that are leaking.
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