2002 accent oil usage
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2002 accent oil usage
My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it and
has been doing this since about 30k.
Is this the norm?
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has been doing this since about 30k.
Is this the norm?
--
Richard Ator
Natty Flatt USA
http://nattyflatt.blogspot.com/
Always remember before you can become old and wise you must be young and
stupid.
I'm stuck somewhere in between.
Growing old is mandatory.
Growing up is optional.
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Re: 2002 accent oil usage
Not for mine, 2002 Accent, 1.5 5 speed with 136,000 and it uses around a
quart between 4500 mile oil changes, I don't add it, just change it at that
point. I drive almost exclusively highway though, which usually is much
better on oil consumption than city driving.
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Mike S.
"Richard" <reator@lipan.net> wrote in message
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> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it and
> has been doing this since about 30k.
>
> Is this the norm?
>
> --
> Richard Ator
> Natty Flatt USA
>
> http://nattyflatt.blogspot.com/
>
> Always remember before you can become old and wise you must be young and
> stupid.
> I'm stuck somewhere in between.
>
> Growing old is mandatory.
> Growing up is optional.
>
>
quart between 4500 mile oil changes, I don't add it, just change it at that
point. I drive almost exclusively highway though, which usually is much
better on oil consumption than city driving.
--
Mike S.
"Richard" <reator@lipan.net> wrote in message
news:Nk10h.5$kZ1.123@eagle.america.net...
> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it and
> has been doing this since about 30k.
>
> Is this the norm?
>
> --
> Richard Ator
> Natty Flatt USA
>
> http://nattyflatt.blogspot.com/
>
> Always remember before you can become old and wise you must be young and
> stupid.
> I'm stuck somewhere in between.
>
> Growing old is mandatory.
> Growing up is optional.
>
>
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Re: 2002 accent oil usage
It's certainly within the manufacturer's guidelines. I'd recommend
checking for leaks, and if you don't have any, don't sweat it. If it's
been running fine like this for 46,000 miles, then there's little reason
to believe it's a sign of a larger problem.
checking for leaks, and if you don't have any, don't sweat it. If it's
been running fine like this for 46,000 miles, then there's little reason
to believe it's a sign of a larger problem.
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Re: 2002 accent oil usage
Richard wrote:
> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it and
> has been doing this since about 30k.
>
> Is this the norm?
>
It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be authorized
when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
Matt
> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it and
> has been doing this since about 30k.
>
> Is this the norm?
>
It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be authorized
when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
Matt
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Re: 2002 accent oil usage
Matt Whiting wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>
>> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it
>> and has been doing this since about 30k.
>>
>> Is this the norm?
>>
>
> It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
> accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be authorized
> when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
It could be considered a warrantied issue if the oil consumption causes
you to fail an emissions test, though. If its not dripping, its burning.
JS
> Richard wrote:
>
>> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on it
>> and has been doing this since about 30k.
>>
>> Is this the norm?
>>
>
> It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
> accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be authorized
> when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
It could be considered a warrantied issue if the oil consumption causes
you to fail an emissions test, though. If its not dripping, its burning.
JS
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Re: 2002 accent oil usage
JS wrote:
> Matt Whiting wrote:
>
>> Richard wrote:
>>
>>> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on
>>> it and has been doing this since about 30k.
>>>
>>> Is this the norm?
>>>
>>
>> It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
>> accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be
>> authorized when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
>
>
> It could be considered a warrantied issue if the oil consumption causes
> you to fail an emissions test, though. If its not dripping, its burning.
True, but catalytic convertors are pretty good an consuming hydrocarbons
so you'd have to be burning a LOT of oil to see it on an emissions test
I suspect.
Matt
> Matt Whiting wrote:
>
>> Richard wrote:
>>
>>> My 2002 Accent will use a quart of oil every 1400 miles. Has 76k on
>>> it and has been doing this since about 30k.
>>>
>>> Is this the norm?
>>>
>>
>> It isn't the norm, but it is within the tolerance that most car makers
>> accept as "normal." Generally, warranty repairs will only be
>> authorized when oil consumption exceeds 1 quart/1000 miles.
>
>
> It could be considered a warrantied issue if the oil consumption causes
> you to fail an emissions test, though. If its not dripping, its burning.
True, but catalytic convertors are pretty good an consuming hydrocarbons
so you'd have to be burning a LOT of oil to see it on an emissions test
I suspect.
Matt
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