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Old 08-11-2004, 09:41 PM
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My G/F has a 93 Acclaim. it burns oil really bad, When it gets warm it gets worse. Has anyone encountered this?
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Re: burning oil

what motor?
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Re: burning oil

If its a 2.5 l I would bet a headgasket. Great engine just knowen for head gasket failers,
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Re: burning oil

I Think Head Gasket Also,if Not The Rings Are Worn.is There Oil On The Plugs? If So Buy Some Foulers To Help Prevent Plugs From Getting Oiled And Misfire,also Check Pcv.
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