For the love of god. One last time:
- 2.4s often leak oil from the rocker cover (aka valve cover). Once it's out it will spill all over the place and create all sorts of apparent problems by smoking everytime it touches something hot. The crankshaft seals often leak too.
Grassman already told you to have a look at that. I already told you to have a look at that. You seem to be ignoring us.
- Once you have the oil leaks fixed, IF your oil level is actually going down, you may have engine issues. If it's going down very slowly, I wouldn't worry, just top it up. It's an old engine in a vehicle that is worth about the same with no engine as it is with one, so just keep going and let it die one day
If the level is going down fast, get a compression test done.
Do not start taking an engine out to try and work out what's wrong. It's a lot easier to do that when it's in a vehicle and running.
All you have to do to find the oil leak is steam clean the engine and then leave it running for a while until you spot oil dribbling out.
- 2.4s often leak oil from the rocker cover (aka valve cover). Once it's out it will spill all over the place and create all sorts of apparent problems by smoking everytime it touches something hot. The crankshaft seals often leak too.
Grassman already told you to have a look at that. I already told you to have a look at that. You seem to be ignoring us.
- Once you have the oil leaks fixed, IF your oil level is actually going down, you may have engine issues. If it's going down very slowly, I wouldn't worry, just top it up. It's an old engine in a vehicle that is worth about the same with no engine as it is with one, so just keep going and let it die one day
If the level is going down fast, get a compression test done.
Do not start taking an engine out to try and work out what's wrong. It's a lot easier to do that when it's in a vehicle and running.
All you have to do to find the oil leak is steam clean the engine and then leave it running for a while until you spot oil dribbling out.
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