A starter is an indispensable auto part that is not easily damaged. But in order to extend the service life of an auto starter, you should know how to use it appropriately. To start the engine, the starter needs to draw 300-400 Ah electrical power from the storage battery. To prevent damage or excessive flow of the battery, the starting time shall not exceed 5s. When you have difficulty in cranking the starter, it is suggested that the frequency of attempts shall not be too often, and pauses may be necessary to prevent the starter from damage. 

After 20,000-kilometer mileage, blue smoke, excessive engine oil consumption and undue wear of the cylinder often occur on imported cars. Solutions are as follows:

When the piston is stuck in the ring groove, it loses elasticity, and the sealing characteristics of the piston decline, causing the undue engine oil consumption when the piston travels upward. In this case, you should replace the piston ring and check its elasticity.