The main reason for oil consumption during engine operation is burnout. Well-run engines consume 0.2 l per 1000 km. The maximum permissible fuel consumption is 1.5 l per 1000 km.
The following factors influence oil consumption:
- Overfilling the oil leads to higher consumption, as the crankcase ventilation system blows excess oil out of the engine;
- oil viscosity: thin oil burns faster than thick oil;
- driving style (sporty driving style increases oil consumption). This is especially noticeable during the engine break-in period;
- oil leaks;
- wear of engine parts (failure of oil scraper caps, too large a gap between the guide sleeve and the valve stem, incorrectly installed or defective piston rings, damage to the cylinder bore).
To determine engine oil consumption:
- fill the oil exactly to the upper mark;
- after a run of 500 or 1000 km, add oil again to the upper mark from the measuring container and determine the oil consumption per 1000 km.
Oil consumption (Mondeo 2)
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Article reviewed: Afanasy Koshelev
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