Air has nothing to do with it. Air mixes itself with gas to make a fuel spray which ignites with help of ignition provided by spark plugs. Oil always stays below the Piston rings and air does not come in direct contact with oil at all.Air has nothing to do with it. Air mixes itself with gas to make a fuel spray which ignites with help of ignition provided by spark plugs. Oil always stays below the Piston rings and air does not come in direct contact with oil at all.
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You either have a blown head gasket, or your valve seals are leaking. Is oil in your anti freeze? if so, its a head gasket issue. The only solution is to replace the head gasket and valve seals.
Do you have the turbo model? If so you could have a bad turbo. You may also have bad valve seals or piston rings. If you have a turbo you can remove the hose or pipe off of the outlet side of your turbo between the turbo and the intake manifold. If there is oil in it your turbo is leaking and will need repaired.
you need to expand on your question, like, smoke from the exhaust? on acceleration/deceleration?how much oil,any service history,all would help.
could be rings,valves.ta...
Try replacing the sparkplugs and running some injector cleaner through it." Smog " is basically a test to ensure your car is clean burning , A nice strong spark gives a cleaner burn reducing emissions. If your car is burning oil , the additional oil in the emissions can cause a fail and Hondas are a bit prone to burning oil.
Check your oil, does it look like chocolate milk, if so you have blown a head gasket. Or you could just have a bad valve cover gasket, this allows oil to drain down onto the exhaust where it burns and as a result, white smoke. If you get enough of it, when you pull your plugs it will coat them in oil.
first of all change spark plugs to the standards of the car ,, maybe you have bad spark plugs .. does your car have a white smoke in exhaust ? if so then its something has to be replaced inside 2 and 3 cyclinders thats an advanced failure if you have no smoke in exhaust check top oil gasket .. when did you change it ?
would air flow make this happen
Air has nothing to do with it. Air mixes itself with gas to make a fuel spray which ignites with help of ignition provided by spark plugs. Oil always stays below the Piston rings and air does not come in direct contact with oil at all.
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