What outcome occurs when excessive cylinder head exhaust valve guide wear occurs?

💡 Explanation

Increased valve guide wear allows oil to enter the combustion chamber; this is **blow-by**. The **gas scavenging** process pulls oil past worn valve guides because the vacuum created by the piston sucks oil past the looser guides; therefore increased oil consumption results rather than other temperature effects.

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