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    h22 oil burns

    Do all h22 motor burns oil just wanted to know


    92 cb7 http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=176886

    91 cb9 wagon

    #2
    mine does not burn a drop.even after 6k miles still doesnt smell burnt or anything like that.i use RP oil

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      #3
      Mine does, was using Mobil 1 and was loosing quite a bit. I switched over to castrol syn. Been fine so far, not too much. If anything use a heavier weight.

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        #4
        Most burn oil, yes. Just the nature of the beast.
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          #5
          The one that the previous owner swapped into my car and rebuilt himself ended up burning about a quart every 200 miles before i swapped in a fresh motor. The one I swapped in burns zero oil. Well, all engines burn some negligible amount of oil. Some H22s burn more than others, some burn nearly none, some burn a quart between oil changes and run fine otherwise.

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            #6
            Yup mine burns about a half a quart every 1500miles .. Royal purple
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              #7
              I use Castrol High Mileage 20w-50. Don't burn any. Stays the same since my last oil change. Reminds me too. that I should do one soon, been about over 6,000 miles. eek!

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                #8
                Damn FRM cylinder walls
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                  #9
                  i think i might just have to use a diff oil like 10w-30 beacuse i use 5w-30 now that what the h22 run on is it true or not


                  92 cb7 http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=176886

                  91 cb9 wagon

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                    #10
                    Most Honda engines are recommended 5w30, which is a good weight for climates where its neither too hot, or too cold. With the Texas heat, Id recommend 10w30. Its what I use, I still burn a bit of oil, but its nothing to go crazy about.

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