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    Mitsubishi Pajero 2000: Excessive oil use

    Asked by Peter

    The 2000 NM Mitsubishi Pajero I have just bought has used over two litres of oil in 1500 km. It has only done 98,000 k and doesn't leak or blow smoke. What can I do?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    28 Jun 2011 Graham Smith

    They are prone to using oil because of worn valve stem seals, so I would have a mechanic check that.

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