How much oil should my Audi burn?

Audi considers an engine to be burning too much oil when it goes through one quart of oil in 1200 miles or less. In reality, anything under 2000 miles indicates that you likely have a problem, but Audi will not acknowledge it until you hit the 1200 mile threshold.

Can a car burn oil without a leak?

Even without blue smoke or a burning oil smell, you could have a car burning oil but not leaking. Oil consumption is a normal part of engine operation, with normal oil consumption averaging up to a quart per 2,000 miles. If your oil consumption is much higher than normal, you might not know it until it’s too late.

Has Audi fixed oil consumption problem?

Audi has agreed to settle an oil consumption lawsuit before. The suit targeted 126,000 vehicles with 2.0L turbocharged engines. In reality, there are plenty more vehicles that guzzle through oil, but for the sake of this lawsuit it focused on the following with a CAEB engine code: 2009-2011 Audi A4.

How much oil does Audi A4 burn?

Since the A4 B8 came out, there have been grumblings of major oil consumption problems with the 2.0T engine. Audi considers oil consumption of one (1) quart per 1,200 miles to be acceptable. Most Audi drivers do not, however.

How much oil does my Audi A4 need?

Most engines require anywhere between 5 to 8 quarts of oil. For example, a 4-cylinder engine will require at least 5 quarts of oil and a 6-cylinder engine will require around 6 quarts of motor oil.

Why is my car burning too much oil?

Burning oil is often the result of worn out parts. For example, worn valve seals and/or piston rings could lead to your car burning oil. Both valve seals and piston rings work to keep engine oil out of the combustion chamber.

How much oil should an Audi a4 use?

Audi considers oil consumption of one (1) quart per 1,200 miles to be acceptable. Most Audi drivers do not, however. It seems strange to be dropping as much oil in a car between oil changes as it does at oil changes.

How do I stop my car burning oil?

The better option is to use BlueDevil Oil Stop Leak to recondition and revitalize your valve seals to stop the leak and keep your car from burning oil. You can also purchase BlueDevil Oil Stop Leak at any of our partnering local auto parts stores like: AutoZone.