I'm not sure how an oil leak by the sandwich adapter would cause the engine to burn oil?eh? wrote:Most likely caused by the oil leak..
Op doesn't know if it's actually the engine burning the oil. Op does know there is an oil leak from the fitting that's coating the underside of the car with oil. Oil+ hot exhaust pipes = smoke, but it won't always smoke because it not a big leak.Shocker wrote:
I'm not sure how an oil leak by the sandwich adapter would cause the engine to burn oil?
I suppose that is a good point if the leak is more central on the motor or towards the exhaust side. I was assuming he "saw" burning oil leaving his exhaust.eh? wrote:
Op doesn't know if it's actually the engine burning the oil. Op does know there is an oil leak from the fitting that's coating the underside of the car with oil. Oil+ hot exhaust pipes = smoke, but it won't always smoke because it not a big leak.
Yup, while the plugs are out use a little magnet and scape the tops of the pistons see what kind/if any residoo comes up. Use a little light as well to take a peak. Hopefully they are nice and clean!eh? wrote:Because it's intermittent, I think it's the oil leak. But I would go ahead and pull your spark plugs and pull your o2 sensor and check for oil fouling.