Toyota Belta

[bat]

I have personaly imported Toyota Belta 2010 recondition car recently.I removed the oil level measuring stick while keeping the engine start.I observed small oil droplets coming out from that hole.Milage meter reading is 10,000Km(According to the JAAI certificate).no smoke from silencer.water is coming out from silencer.no abnormal noise.any one can explain what is happening there?Is that due to undercompression?

[Crosswind]

Perhaps its overfilled. Did u check the oil level in the morning before starting the car?

In any case, do a full service with oil change, using an oil which is suitable for Sri Lankan climate. Fill it to the correct level. If the same thing happens after that, then you can start worrying.

Edited December 22, 2011 by Crosswind

[dude]

I have seen this type of prblm in many new cars, but in most cases there is no problem at all.

1)do a complete tune up of ur vehicle

2) and if the prblm persists do a compression test and check the compression of the cylinders

coz you can nver trust the so called 'certificates' they can be edited

[miniace]

I

do a complete tune up of ur vehicle

Why do you want to do a tune up???

Situation is normal. Just dont worry about oil splash from dipstick route.

MINIACE

[varunatech]

Hi,

I do agree with MINIACE. Looks nothing to worry. By the way I hope you have already changed the oil which was originally when shipped. If not do it fast as the oil may have lost it's properties in the long idling times in shipment.