i filled up my oil within my car in november or december, and i checked it this morning and the even is on the minimum amount. do i have an ol leak? or is this commonplace??
its a ford KA 2002 , if that helps...!!
yes you probably have an grease leak a valve trademark problem is probably what you have
look at your exhaust pipe right when you start it up if it is spitting white smoke right when you start up and then stops subsequently then it is your valve stamp
if you have coolant in your grease or oil in your coolant and you are burning both or any that is a head gasket
if it is smoking white smoke and increases beside the revs then it is a piston ring and there might be fuel surrounded by your oil sump
At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
have a look beneath the car and see!! if there is no grease then no you dont have a leek I don`t know your car is burning it off at a swift rate!
You would become aware of if you had a leak, when you move your vehicle in the morning check where it have been sitting for oil. I own a renault clio and it burns oil very express aswell! Sounds more like your 6 year old KA is burning a touch oil, you would notice grease on the ground, if it had a leak.
You would become aware of if you had a leak, when you move your vehicle in the morning check where it have been sitting for oil. I own a renault clio and it burns oil very express aswell!
yes you probably have an grease leak a valve trademark problem is probably what you have
look at your exhaust pipe right when you start it up if it is spitting white smoke right when you start up and then stops subsequently then it is your valve stamp
if you have coolant in your grease or oil in your coolant and you are burning both or any that is a head gasket
if it is smoking white smoke and increases beside the revs then it is a piston ring and there might be fuel surrounded by your oil sump
At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
Answers: Smaller ford engines ie 1.3, 1.1 etc do burn a little grease (sometimes you can see a blue hase coming from the eghaust when first started) This is normal when an engine gets elder. If the mileage is high or you've been driving roughly after this will happen. You should really check your oil bit more frequently ie once every 2 weeks to product sure it doesn't get too low as can cause problems near the engine.
Hope this helps
have a look beneath the car and see!! if there is no grease then no you dont have a leek I don`t know your car is burning it off at a swift rate!
Ja.
At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
its a ford KA 2002 , if that helps...!!
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Like others said, check the engine for oil. Oil is suppose to stay in the engine, not dribble onto the outside. If it's clean, check your exhaust smoke. If it has a blue hue to it, and/or smells strong, your engine could possibly be burning grease due to worn piston rings. Another way to tell if grease is getting past your piston rings is by pulling a spark plug. If it's oily, or black crust on it due to grease being cooked on the plug, it's a sign.yes you probably have an grease leak a valve trademark problem is probably what you have
look at your exhaust pipe right when you start it up if it is spitting white smoke right when you start up and then stops subsequently then it is your valve stamp
if you have coolant in your grease or oil in your coolant and you are burning both or any that is a head gasket
if it is smoking white smoke and increases beside the revs then it is a piston ring and there might be fuel surrounded by your oil sump
At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
have a look beneath the car and see!! if there is no grease then no you dont have a leek I don`t know your car is burning it off at a swift rate!
You would become aware of if you had a leak, when you move your vehicle in the morning check where it have been sitting for oil. I own a renault clio and it burns oil very express aswell! Sounds more like your 6 year old KA is burning a touch oil, you would notice grease on the ground, if it had a leak.
You would become aware of if you had a leak, when you move your vehicle in the morning check where it have been sitting for oil. I own a renault clio and it burns oil very express aswell!
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yes you probably have an grease leak a valve trademark problem is probably what you have
look at your exhaust pipe right when you start it up if it is spitting white smoke right when you start up and then stops subsequently then it is your valve stamp
if you have coolant in your grease or oil in your coolant and you are burning both or any that is a head gasket
if it is smoking white smoke and increases beside the revs then it is a piston ring and there might be fuel surrounded by your oil sump
At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
Answers: Smaller ford engines ie 1.3, 1.1 etc do burn a little grease (sometimes you can see a blue hase coming from the eghaust when first started) This is normal when an engine gets elder. If the mileage is high or you've been driving roughly after this will happen. You should really check your oil bit more frequently ie once every 2 weeks to product sure it doesn't get too low as can cause problems near the engine.
Hope this helps
have a look beneath the car and see!! if there is no grease then no you dont have a leek I don`t know your car is burning it off at a swift rate!
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Most cars use a little grease during there working life. Given that its a ford it probably mundane, top up and don't worry.Ja.
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At that age a Ka probably is starting to burn a little grease, but unless there's smoke from the exhaust or a big puddle of the stuff under the car, I wouldn't verbs too much. Keep an eye on it for a while and see if it gets any worse.
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