Oil consumption

In internal combustion engines, oil consumption refers to the amount of oil that is consumed as a result of the combustion process.

Oil consumption cannot be equated with oil leaks occurring in the oil pan, cylinder head cover, etc.

Normal oil consumption is obtained as a result of combustion of a small amount in the cylinders, oil removal along with combustion and friction objects. In addition, oil wear occurs due to the high temperatures and pressures that the engine is constantly exposed to.

In addition, external operating conditions, driving style, as well as manufacturing tolerances affect oil consumption. Oil consumption should not exceed 1.5 liters per 1000 km.

When the oil drops to the level "Top up" be sure to add oil (at the same time, the volume of oil to be added is a maximum of 1 liter).