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SsangYong Korando Too Much Oil Consumption
SsangYong Korando may have the issue of excessive oil consumption and to avoid this issue, you need to refill it often as this issue can be sign of engine issues in SsangYong Korando. In various cases, irregular amount of oil is burnt because of valve guides or piston rings. Valve seals can be cause of this issue. It is not difficult to diagnose that SsangYong Korando burns more oil. Pop up the hood of your SsangYong Korando, when the engine of the car is switched on and you will see that blue-colored smoke is coming out of the engine, which shows that your used SsangYong Korando uses excessive amount of oil. If you refill the oil to normal levels, you should avoid it because this activity will lead the engine to run rougher as irregular amount of oil is passing through the cylinders.
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