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1995 accord lx 2.2 4cyl burning oil

I have 1995 honda accord lx 2.2 4cyl had a few oil leaks fixed oil leaks put a new valve cover gasketon new oil pan gasket a new distributer and timing belt their are no visible oil leaks but it is burning about 2-3 qts every 400-500 miles what is going on

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Check your v-tec solenoidgasket mine was doing same thing it will not leak alot unless your driving it a high rate of speed and u will dump oil and not even notice it..

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