Comments on: Why did my engine oil dry up? http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2 Hotel Malaysia finds you Malaysia Hotel Deals for Kuala Lumpur Hotel, Penang Hotel, Langkawi Hotel. Starts your Holiday Malaysia with our Luxury Hotels in Malaysia! Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:14:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: pedro7of9 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7181 pedro7of9 Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:21 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7181 oil goes 2 ways 1 leaks 2 burns your oil burned ...high speed thins oil plus after 1 qt/liter goes the others go super fast...also hot engine can cause seals to leak....5 w is very thin...used so carmakers can claim a fraction better mileage...i like 10 w winter....20 w summer...fill it up and keep close eye [if still running] oil goes 2 ways
1 leaks
2 burns

your oil burned …high speed thins oil plus after 1 qt/liter goes the others go super fast…also hot engine can cause seals to leak….5 w is very thin…used so carmakers can claim a fraction better mileage…i like 10 w winter….20 w summer…fill it up and keep close eye [if still running]

]]> By: Sophie B http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7182 Sophie B Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:21 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7182 The oil didn't dry up.. the motor burned it.. driving on the highway put additional strain on the engine and if your rings or valves are worn, it will suck the oil in and burn it...are you using 5w50 because of pressure problems? if not , the heavy oil may be causing the problem ... most cars recommend 5w30 or 10w30... The oil didn’t dry up.. the motor burned it.. driving on the highway put additional strain on the engine and if your rings or valves are worn, it will suck the oil in and burn it…are you using 5w50 because of pressure problems? if not , the heavy oil may be causing the problem … most cars recommend 5w30 or 10w30…

]]> By: Ray K http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7179 Ray K Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:20 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7179 You were driving fairly fast and 5-50 is not thick oil. I would use 20-50 for high speed driving, or 10-40 for overall use. Change your oil about 3 times a year. You were driving fairly fast and 5-50 is not thick oil. I would use 20-50 for high speed driving, or 10-40 for overall use. Change your oil about 3 times a year.

]]> By: faranglaw http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7180 faranglaw Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:20 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7180 Oil does NOT dry up or dissapear into thin air....it has either leaked out...was pushed out under pressure.. or your engine burnt it If you park overnight is there a small oil puddle under car..???? if so slight oil leak (oil seal/gasket replacement) Does oil drip from under car when car is running and warmed up??? oil leak under pressure( replace seal) Does your car blow a lot of blue smoke with high revs..?? if so your rings are worn..oil is getting past them and is being burnt if so replace rings, bearings =$$$$$$$$ Good luck Oil does NOT dry up or dissapear into thin air….it has either leaked out…was pushed out under pressure.. or your engine burnt it
If you park overnight is there a small oil puddle under car..????
if so slight oil leak (oil seal/gasket replacement)
Does oil drip from under car when car is running and warmed up???
oil leak under pressure( replace seal)
Does your car blow a lot of blue smoke with high revs..??
if so your rings are worn..oil is getting past them and is being burnt
if so replace rings, bearings =$$$$$$$$
Good luck

]]> By: lowtek_dh_77 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7178 lowtek_dh_77 Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:19 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7178 You have a oil leak somewhere. You have a oil leak somewhere.

]]> By: Ping http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2/comment-page-1#comment-7177 Ping Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:53:18 +0000 http://www.hotel-malaysia.net/why-did-my-engine-oil-dry-up-2#comment-7177 could be the engine is burning oil (if it is a diesel will be most likely and it is normal) or your car might have an excessive engine oil leak .... in both cases is bad, better check it up and have the problem rectified before you burn / cease the engine. would be interesting to know what type of car please ??? good luck mate. could be the engine is burning oil (if it is a diesel will be most likely and it is normal)

or

your car might have an excessive engine oil leak ….

in both cases is bad, better check it up and have the problem rectified before you burn / cease the engine.

would be interesting to know what type of car please ???
good luck mate.

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