Ford Malfunctions are chronic in some models. In some cases, it may occur over time and cause major malfunctions. Oil Burning Failure will cause major malfunctions, and if it is not prevented in a short time, problems will occur that may lead to the vehicle not functioning. Let's look at the problems that cause fat burning and focus on what the solution would be.
Oil Filter Replacement
Filter replacement is one of the most common oil burning problems. Filter wear occurs due to irregular oil changes and the use of poor quality oil. Failure to change the oil filter on time triggers the problem. It causes increased oil leaks. If there is an oil burning problem, regular maintenance should be done and the filter part should be cleaned immediately.
Piston Maintenance
Oil Burning Problem can be seen in all vehicles. Piston maintenance is very important in Ford models. Malfunctions occur due to wear on the piston part, contamination and rust on its surface over time. This causes the fat burning problem. Piston replacement and maintenance should be done.
Engine Overheating
While the vehicle is driving, overheating occurs in the engine compartment due to excessive revs. If engine temperature is not controlled, oil burning due to stress may occur. Precautions must be taken.
Control Air Flow
If the air flow part is not controlled, oil burning problems will occur in vehicles. Maintenance of the engine part and the piston parts that ensure comfortable operation of the vehicle is necessary. Situations such as clogging, rust, and breakage over time cause oil burning problems.
