GSR and oil??? [B18C1 in 96-00 Civic]
I recently got a 99 GSR engine swapped in my 99 civic. Yesterday is the first day I checked the oil level since I got the swap done. It was right at the first dot/hole on the dipstick. Is losing oil like that normal for a B18C1? I take it to VTEC everytime I switch gears and probably take it to redline 10 or less times a day. There is no smoke whatsoever even when I take it to redline. The engine has 67,000 miles on it. I looked at everything externally that I could and did not see any oil leaks, I have no CEL's and the car is still strong. What could it be?
Originally Posted by VTEC-Power
have you got a oil change since the swap? you are supposed to 200 miles right after it, try using thicker oil also, I use 10w30 Mobil 1 synthetic
Originally Posted by boriblanco
i dont know why you are having that problem but just make sure you keep an eye on it because if the oil gets 2 low the v-tec wont engage
VTEC burns oil. It goes to a higher pressure and temp in VTEC...so if you're in VTEC a lot, that's where your oil goes.
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Originally Posted by dubcac
VTEC burns oil. It goes to a higher pressure and temp in VTEC...so if you're in VTEC a lot, that's where your oil goes.
Originally Posted by B18C Turbo
no car no matter what should burn any amount of oil, its not good obviously. Do you see any smoke come out from behind you when you get on it?


