what are the likely solution to engine oil burning in a honda pilot 2010

nobody will answer you, your query isn't correct, but if your vehicle is burning fuel, then the internal components in the engine are weak (spoilt, not functioning well) we need more reason that led to this, only a certified technician with experience can tell you what to do. If you are financially buoyant, just change the engine completely. If you are cash crunched, let the technician look at the engine if its something he can rebuild for you at a lesser cost but with good quality materials and no i am not a qualified Technician just an auto enthusiast.

OP same thing with my Accord. Consumes excess oil, yet without any form of visible oil leak or smoke. My mechanic said changing rings might stop that, else Na to change Engine. Recession dey, no be engine we go chop, sha dey top the oil.

MARKone:
OP same thing with my Accord. Consumes excess oil, yet without any form of visible oil leak or smoke. My mechanic said changing rings might stop that, else Na to change Engine. Recession dey, no be engine we go chop, sha dey top the oil.

i was advised never to make attempt of changing the ring as some of the oil are escaping into the combustion chambers as a result of worn or faulty rings or piston.. so the only option left is one to change the complete engine which would cost one not less than 1.3m... i am talking about the honda pilot

Anticannibal:

i was advised never to make attempt of changing the ring as some of the oil are escaping into the combustion chambers as a result of worn or faulty rings or piston.. so the only option left is one to change the complete engine which would cost one not less than 1.3m... i am talking about the honda pilot

That is some serious money to dole out now, check some Honda forum, changing rings worked for some people with similar issue with my Accord, dunno sha, 1.3m is a lot of money for an Engine, maybe the recession no reach ur side.