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Old 02-21-2012, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by rob-2
1qt per 1000 miles is normal. Unless you have an exact miles to quart consumption this is all silliness.
hmm so this is normal for s2000?
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What year s2000? Also have you checked your spark plugs? Are they covered in oil? Is there oil in the spark plug tube? If so you probably aren't burning oil, spark plug seals that are leaky can mimic oil consumption
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Originally Posted by Princeneo
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1qt per 1000 miles is normal. Unless you have an exact miles to quart consumption this is all silliness.
hmm so this is normal for s2000?
Kinda common for ap1
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Originally Posted by JUSTINTHECOASTIE
What year s2000? Also have you checked your spark plugs? Are they covered in oil? Is there oil in the spark plug tube? If so you probably aren't burning oil, spark plug seals that are leaky can mimic oil consumption

yes new spark plugs and seal, new valve cover gasket, i have 2000 s2k, what type of engine oil do you use?
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Originally Posted by Princeneo
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What year s2000? Also have you checked your spark plugs? Are they covered in oil? Is there oil in the spark plug tube? If so you probably aren't burning oil, spark plug seals that are leaky can mimic oil consumption

yes new spark plugs and seal, new valve cover gasket, i have 2000 s2k, what type of engine oil do you use?
I run Pennzoil 10w30 high mileage, it helps with oil consumption, this oil change I didn't miss a drop
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mobil1 turbo diesel, lose less than 1/2 a quart per 3k miles
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Originally Posted by nartnailuj
Regular Castro or synthetic
synthetic
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I've run Amsoil ATM 10W30 since the motor has been broken in. The overall average consumption is less than 0.2 US QT per 3,000 miles. My car hasn't burned a drop in recent history - stayed right at the top X for over 3,000 miles on the last oil change.
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clean pcv and try castrol edgee
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Originally Posted by slipstream444
I've run Amsoil ATM 10W30 since the motor has been broken in. The overall average consumption is less than 0.2 US QT per 3,000 miles. My car hasn't burned a drop in recent history - stayed right at the top X for over 3,000 miles on the last oil change.
how much of that 3000 miles did you go to 9k or 8k? I burn about 1 quart of Amsoil 0w-30 in about 4000-5000 miles and thats with hitting VTEC every chance I get!


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