My Honda's Engine Burns Oil, what can I do?

When a Honda starts to burn oil, it sometimes can be caused by a dirty engine, mainly when the oil return holes in the pistons start to plug. This causes the oil to slip by the rings and into the combustion chamber.

What you need to do is use synthetic oil 10w 30 with a good Fram oil filter and put in a quart of Lucas oil additive. You also need to change the oil every 1000 to 1,500 miles. Do this 2 or more times until the oil you drain out of the engine is not black in color after 1000 miles.

You should see the oil burning becoming less as the engine cleans out. Now, once you use the synthetic oil you can never go back to regular oil.

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Tip 1: Help! My gear selector comes out of park. . .
but it's really hard. . .

Accords 1990 to 1993

If you have an automatic transmission and it sticks in park but it's very hard to pull out, your problem is the gear select cable running to the transmission. There is no way to lubricate this and it has to be replaced.

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1. Use very thick motor non-syntetic motor oil (single weight or really think multi-grade) 10w-40, 10w-50 or 20w-60

2. Replace oil filter

3. One bottle replaces a quart of oil. recommended 2 bottles.

4 Drive easy for at least 50 miles. don't rev past 3500rpms..high gears !

The stuff apparently builds up between the piston and cylinder wall sealing the combustion chamber off from the bottom of the engine. The seal is not extremely strong, so high boosts, or high rpms will not allow it to seal, so the key is to drive slowy at first in high gears. And the stuff seems to work better with very viscous oil.

Its not a permanant fix, but it will help you out until you change your engine.

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