Reiz oil is usually caused by aging, damage to engine seals or bearing wear. This can cause the oil to enter the combustion chamber, which can smoke the exhaust pipe. Here are some possible solutions:
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1. Replace the seal: If the engine seal of Reitz is aged or damaged, it may lead to oil leakage and need to replace the damaged seal. Common engine seals include valve chamber cover gaskets, piston rings and cylinder head gaskets.
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2. Replace the bearing: too much engine bearing wear will lead to oil entering the combustion chamber. If the inspection finds that the bearing is damaged, a new bearing needs to be replaced.
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3. Replace the PCV valve: The function of the PCV valve is to control the pressure of the engine exhaust system to avoid oil entering the combustion chamber. If the valve fails, replace it with a new PCV valve.
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4. Replace the PCV connection pipe: The PCV connection pipe is the pipe connecting the PCV valve and the intake port. If the pipe is blocked or aged, it may cause oil to enter the combustion chamber. If any problem is found, replace the PCV connector with a new one.
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5. Check the inlet: If there is carbon accumulation or other dirt in the inlet, it may lead to blockage of the PCV valve. Needs to be cleaned.
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It is important to note that before performing any operation, it is recommended to consult a professional auto repair technician or relevant personnel to ensure that the problem can be resolved safely and effectively. At the same time, check the oil depth and quality regularly to ensure normal engine operation and oil filling.