Oil Consumption AAN
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Oil Consumption AAN
Hello
I have a 1983 Urq with an AAN in it. Seems like I'm having to add oil at an unsually high interval....like weekly (1/2 to 3/4 quart)when car is driven only few days per week.
Wanted to get some input from you guys/gals with the same motor. Are you adding this much or is this normal for the turbo I5 with ~170k miles on it??
Am I going to need a ring job??
Thanks
I have a 1983 Urq with an AAN in it. Seems like I'm having to add oil at an unsually high interval....like weekly (1/2 to 3/4 quart)when car is driven only few days per week.
Wanted to get some input from you guys/gals with the same motor. Are you adding this much or is this normal for the turbo I5 with ~170k miles on it??
Am I going to need a ring job??
Thanks
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I have a 95 S6 and I might put in 1/2 quart every thousand miles or so.
This S6 blew a timing belt before I bought it about 2 years ago so it has an engine re-build. Also has a Hoppen stage 1+.
This S6 blew a timing belt before I bought it about 2 years ago so it has an engine re-build. Also has a Hoppen stage 1+.
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Ever see any signs of the oil making its way out the back? Mine was consuming on startup (very tired stem seals) which slowed down a lot after I adressed the PCV system and switched from a Bosch oil filter (which I've been using for the past 4 years) to either Meyle or Fram synth-guard or some such name. Car was putting out a small blue puff on hot-start and a faint but distinctive cloud at full boost and high revs.
Good luck sorting it out!
Compression and/or leakdown test?
Good luck sorting it out!
Compression and/or leakdown test?
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Assuming no leaks, I'd try the oil filter first cuz it's the cheapest, and it that fails try a catch can. Next up is the turbo. If it's rings or valve stem seals the plugs will be oily. If they're not save the money and time of replacemnet.
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