Peugeot 208 Engine Burning Oil. The only problem i've run into is my car using an insane amount of oil. the local mechanic said my 208 (2016) is burning oil which probably accounts for why the engine light keeps coming on. if it is not leaking oil anywhere, then it has to be burning it. Some engines can use 1litre per 1000 miles apparently. i’ve owned this car for 2 years, and had a problem with excessive engine oil consumption for the last 10 months. its known that the oil control ring on the pistons get stuck with carbon in to its groove & then allows excess oil past. i've recently bought my peugeot 208 and am happy with it. quite simply, if there's no leak, then the engine is burning it, modern engine oils burn much cleaner so won't produce blue. My own personal everyday car which is a 1997 mondeo with 246,000 miles on the. The best thing to do with a purecrap engine.
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if it is not leaking oil anywhere, then it has to be burning it. i’ve owned this car for 2 years, and had a problem with excessive engine oil consumption for the last 10 months. quite simply, if there's no leak, then the engine is burning it, modern engine oils burn much cleaner so won't produce blue. Some engines can use 1litre per 1000 miles apparently. The only problem i've run into is my car using an insane amount of oil. i've recently bought my peugeot 208 and am happy with it. The best thing to do with a purecrap engine. its known that the oil control ring on the pistons get stuck with carbon in to its groove & then allows excess oil past. My own personal everyday car which is a 1997 mondeo with 246,000 miles on the. the local mechanic said my 208 (2016) is burning oil which probably accounts for why the engine light keeps coming on.
Peugeot 208 Engine Burning Oil quite simply, if there's no leak, then the engine is burning it, modern engine oils burn much cleaner so won't produce blue. the local mechanic said my 208 (2016) is burning oil which probably accounts for why the engine light keeps coming on. i’ve owned this car for 2 years, and had a problem with excessive engine oil consumption for the last 10 months. its known that the oil control ring on the pistons get stuck with carbon in to its groove & then allows excess oil past. quite simply, if there's no leak, then the engine is burning it, modern engine oils burn much cleaner so won't produce blue. The only problem i've run into is my car using an insane amount of oil. The best thing to do with a purecrap engine. i've recently bought my peugeot 208 and am happy with it. Some engines can use 1litre per 1000 miles apparently. My own personal everyday car which is a 1997 mondeo with 246,000 miles on the. if it is not leaking oil anywhere, then it has to be burning it.
