Engine Burning Oil Problems of Honda Accord - part 2

Was told the car is experiencing excessive oil consumption and replaced the spark plugs for the second time in less than a year.

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Oil consumption in excessive amount.

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Our engine suffered a massive engine failure due to high oil consumption issue. The car lost all of its oil and there was absolutely no indication of such situation. I opened a case with Honda care, but as expected, they denied any responsibility even though these vehicles are impacted with such issue and the fact that I received a service bulletin. I will never buy another Honda.

My engine started knocking due to excessive oil consumption, even tho I changed my oil on time every time. There was a lawsuit in 2013, but Honda said I didn't qualify to get my engine replaced free of charge because it was VIN # specific and state specific. Which is crap. I will never buy another Honda. Quality has went way down. .

Excessive oil consumption at 111, 000 miles. Dipstick reads empty after 4 months and 7,000 miles.

The car is excessively burning oil. I have to add a quart of oil at least once a month. Before that I was getting oil changes frequently because the car was saying the oil was low.

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I have been monitering my oil level consumption and for about 3 different oil changes (6200-6400 mile intervals). My dash shows 40% oil life remaining but when I check the dipstick there is no oil on it at all. It's bone dry. Took the car in for a diagnosis and there are no signs or leaks either. The car is burning through 5 quarts of oil. When asked Honda they say this is normal. I have never experienced this in any other car or my of other Honda. And the low oil pressure light doesn't even come on until I apply the brakes harder than usual.

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Excessive oil consumption, burning oil, while in motion.

Excessive oil consumption, the car is burning 1 quart of oil every 1000 miles. The Accord oil change guide per the owners manual is an oil change every 7000 miles. I was driving the car with no oil on the dipstick which is a danger of full engine failure on the road. Honda tested the vehicle and has evidence of the excessive oil consumption. They settled a class action lawsuit agreeing to extend the engine warranty and perform repairs. The dealer stated that v6 engines are not covered in the the technical bulletin issued by Honda. I clearly see v6 as being impacted and listed in the class action lawsuit. The dealer instructed me to contact corporate which is my next step.

My 2010 Honda Accord ex is burning oil excessively. I am required to add about 2 quarts of oil in between oil changes up to 5 times. There is an extended warranty recall add for this problem but the dealership says my car does not qualify. The extended warranty recall states that 2010 Honda Accord's qualify, but they will not replace the piston rings.

Takata recall. I was checking under the hood of my Honda and I checked my oil level and there was not a drop of oil in the engine. I didnt know why this was so I changed the oil fast to prevent the engine from damaging. Now 1400 miles after my oil change the engine is half way dry of oil. My car is a 2013 Honda Accord with only 42000 miles on it, it should not be burning oil.

This is car has 54,000 miles on it and uses about 1qt of oil every 1,000 miles! I currenlty have 40% left on my oil change and it was 3 quarts low! very excessive oil consumption!! so disappointed in my first Honda.

My 2014 Accord, purchased in April 2014, began burning oil and had to have extensive work/repairs done. According to a recall notice on models manufactured shortly after mine, a similar issue occurred. I was informed by the service center that they had seen several cars the same model as mine with the same issue but no recall notice had been issued yet. If not already done, I believe this issue should be looked into for a potential recall. I can send documents of what work was done.

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Excessive oil consumption, causing spark plug malfunction.

In July of 2017 my car started showing that there was a instability in the engine. Turns out that Honda knew about this possible problem and had a procedure to deal with it without fixing the underlying cause. It seems that they made the pistons incorrectly at the factory and they could leak oil into the spark plugs causing misfiring in the cylinders. I went to Honda dealership to have this corrected and they said they needed to replace the spark plugs, clean up the oil and top it off. Then they would do oil consumption tests for a few months to see if the problem was gone. And it was gone for a while. Just long enough for the warranty to expire so when the problem occurred again, I would be left holding the bag to pay the $2700 for the repair that should have been done when I first went in 2017. I called Honda to review my case and they denied me twice stating the age of the car negated any assistance from them. My Honda case number is 09490208.

The engine started excessively consuming oil once it passed 60,000 miles on the odometer. It appears to be burning oil at a rate of 1/2 quart per 1,000 miles.

Takata recall, excessive oil consumption, vtc actuator loud grinding on start up cold or warming.

Honda refuses to make the court ordered repairs for excessive oil consumption which has caused my catalytic converters to fail as well as my spark plugs repeatedly I have taken to the dealership multiple time and all I get is the run around instead of fixing the problem which they are well aware of.

Excessive oil consumption, 5 quarts used in 6,000 miles.

Excessive oil consumption: I have a 2013 Honda Accord with 74,000 miles. I purchased the extended warranty package at time of purchase. The Accord engine has started using oil. At the last oil change there was only 1 quart of oil left in the engine. Consumption testing did not show 1 quart/1,000 miles so nothing was done by Honda. Between 2,000 and 3,000 miles of the consumption test oil was consumed at a rate of 1 quart or more per 1,000 miles. Honda still did nothing. I called american Honda and got no where. I have purchased several Honda's since 1987 but will never purchase another because of this willingness to do nothing. I was told to check the oil level every time I stopped for gas.

I have a 2009 Honda Accord lx-p (4 cylinder, 2. 4 l). It consumes excessive engine oil. I did a oil consumption test ( had almost 107k miles on the car) at a Honda service center. Result said the car consumed 1 quarter of oil for every 1000 miles (I never see any warning light when oil gets this low. ) Honda service center, after taking about a month, said the vehicle meets the requirement and therefor don't qualify for repair. So looks like I will have to check the oil level every week or so, and also refill oil at every 1000 miles instead of standard 3000 miles.

My Accord has only 89000 miles and engine is burning engine oil almost 1 quart every 3 weeks. I have always took good care and change oil as soon as maintenance required(oil change) light comes on.

Oil consumption is more than it should be. I have to add oil between changes and I always get a misfire because my engine is trash.

Engine is burning oil, american Honda states I am not in TSB #11-033, but they just told me my passenger air bag is involved in the takata recall, transmission 1-2 shift doesn't feel right.

Burns excessive oil. Engine shuddered. Flashed pcm changed plugs, oil consumption test. Said fixed. It is not.

The car has excessive oil consumption (0. 75 q per 1000 miles) based on a recent oil consumption test. Every 2100 miles or so the low oil warning light lit. Honda refuses to repair.

My 2010 v4 Honda Accord is burning excessive amounts of oil. After doing the oil consumption test though Honda, they determined that my engined burned 2. 5 quarts of oil in approximately 5,100 miles. I believe that the amount is actually greater because they said that as long as it does not consume 1 quart per 1,000 miles that this is normal and they will not fix it. I know they have settled a class-action suit for the v6 model, but chose not to include the v4 models that have the same problem! how can it be normal to burn through more than half of the total amount of motor oil in between oil changes? I now have a car that has an engine that has not been properly lubricated for I am not sure how long because I purchased it used. I may be having to replace my engine before I am even half way through my loan.

Takata recall -I am the owner of a beautiful 2005 Honda Accord ex. I am the original and only owner of my car. My car has this issue where it is burning excessive oil and engine siezes. (I mean really bad). I would get an oil change today and car would be out of oil within 2weeks. . . I've spent over 3000k dollars on trying to figure what the problem was and no mechanic could figure it out. I finally went to a special mechanic who finally did some research and figured out that this was a known issue by Honda and have not yet done a recall for the issue. . Read more...

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The car has been burning excessive engine oil ever since I purchased it. There is no oil leakage as I have never seen any oil drops where I park it. I have to constantly check the oil level and add more. I bought this car from Honda dealership as pre owned certified. I spoke to Honda dealership once about the issue and they said if the car burns 1 quart of oil in 1000 miles then we consider it excessive oil burning. At the time my car was still under warranty. They just gave me this unrealistic oil burning rate so they don't have to honor the warranty. Now my car is not under warranty and the problem of course persists.

Engine constantly burns oil and needs to be refilled.

Honda knows all about their 6 cyl engines burning through oil but does nothing about it. My car started burning and now leaking oil badly before it hit 100,000 miles but I am now looking at a large repair bill as my car isn't on "the list". Not sure how it couldn't be as articles cite 6 cyl Accords between the years 2008 and 2012. Mine is a 6 cyl Accord, 2009: how is that not on the list?.

The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. While driving unknown speeds, the passenger side turn signal lever failed to remain in position. Additionally, the vehicle was burning oil excessively without warning. The contact called a local dealer (mcgrath city Honda, 6720 w grand Ave chicago IL, 60707) and was informed that the vehicle was not included in a recall. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 72,000.

The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. While stationary, the vehicle burned oil rapidly in the engine. The contact stated that the vehicle consumed more than a quart of oil within only 700 miles. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 80,000.

Did my routine oil change at Hondas recommended 15% oil life since I purchased the vehicle new in August 2013 last year July 2016 went in for an oil change after a few months I was down to about 30% oil life I was driving home I applied the brakes and the oil light came on and I heard a noise coming from the motor I stopped and checked oil it was very low hardly any on dip stick I thought maybe when I did the oil change at dealer they didn't put correct amount of oil so I than did my own oil change topped it off ran for about a minute and checked oil it was filled I than drove it and again the oil was low but this time only with 40% oil life left I took it to dealer few weeks back they did the oil consumption test am waiting to hit a 1000 miles to take it back to them.

While driving, oil light flickered, upon investigation noticed car had lost 3 quarts of oil . I had noticed a momentary rattle upon start up of engine that went away quickly. Honda stated they needed to replace the vtc actuator(o rings, head gasket, timing chain, cylinder repair) before they could do an oil consumption test. Upon research which indicates the actuator is an issue and they refuse to take responsibility . Honda did not want to service it under a recall notice.