These car warning lights alert us to issues with our engine, low tire pressure, cooling system issues,
engine oil problems and more.
Hahaha... I try to type as you said, First recomendation from google ready is «Audi Q5
engine oil problem»
Not exact matches
Problems with
engine turbine blades wearing out sooner than expected have hampered a restructuring programme prompted by the engineering company's declining older
engine programmes and plunging demand for
oil equipment.
Changing your diet to fix most of these
problems is like changing your
engine oil in an attempt to repair your transmission.
Could I have a
problem with my
oil cooler, water pump or do i have a blown head gasket or a cracked
engine... I need some basic advice before i rush off to mechanic and open my wallet.
From the results it was very clear the
oil was not at all suitable for the
engine, chances are the same
problem will be faced in the opposite condition.
However:
engine overheating is an
engine problem (timing or
engine cooling system, or even low
oil level) NOT induced by the a / c system.
While there is a very small
oil leak, the
engine has hardly any lost
oil in the 600 miles / 4ish months he has had the car, which had been running ~ 10 lbs boost with the aftermarket controller (before the
problem began).
The period before that, the
engine had an
oil leakage
problem from the
oil gauge (
oil pouring opening) and it seemed like the
engine isn't maintained that well prior to this.
I don't understand why we don't see the MR2 Spyder on these lists more?!? I know the earlier ones were plagued with
oil /
engine - eating
problems, but the later models are reliable to 100k + miles and cost similar to the same aged Smart Roadster above... but compared to the Smart, for your # 2k - # 5k you get a 6 speed manual gearbox, over 70 % more power (~ 20 % more weight) but this is packaged in a mid-engined, rear wheel drive, normally aspirated car with no traction control and a LSD as standard:)
I was advised to get in writing that any further
engine problems needs to be checked first, to make sure it has nothing to do with the
oil plug not being replaced.
I am noticing small drops of
oil under
engine after parking but I want to make sure where to solve the
problem.
With your
oil level really low like that, as long as the
engine isn't overheating yet, you might be able to get the car to lug itself 5 or 10 miles to a shop to get more
oil w / out
problems, but it's already really pretty harsh on the car
In the end the mechanic discovered it was caused by bad
oil, it was not head gasket
problem, just clogged drain on the front end of the
engine and nearly clogged in the back.
If you haven't changed your spark plugs, crumbling valve cover gaskets that leak into the spark plug wells were a common
problem on the 05 - 06 VQ35DE REV - UP
engines, so it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to at least pull the ignition coils and check them for
oil.
i have a Volkswagen polo 1.4
engine i have two
problem first in
oil level, the
oil level is decreasing every few days and there is no
oil leak or no smoke going out from the exhaust, and second...
as it gets older electrical
problems and
engine oil leaks leather cracks, and
problems with the power top Read full review
Race after race, the team has had
problems with the
engine that range from not enough power, to electrical issues with the hybrid battery, to
oil cooling issues.
Personally, there really isn't a
problem with running the
engine with a can of SeaFoam (or the like) in it for a period of time (under 100 miles), then dumping it out with the
oil.
A 20 years old car is going to have other
problems than rust as well, e.g. you can expect pretty much everything made from rubber (
oil seals in the
engine and in the power steering rack, fuel lines) to fail.
«I think a lot of reported
problems are down to owners being idiots — they don't wait for the F1 gearbox pump to prime and they don't wait for the
engine oil to fully prime before they start the car.
i have a Volkswagen polo 1.4
engine i have two
problem first in
oil level, the
oil level is decreasing every few days and there is no
oil leak or no smoke going out from the exhaust, and second
problem is white smoke comes out when i'm going up a mountain i don't know if the two
problems related to each other or not can any one help me please?
CARS.COM The
problem: Affected vehicles may exhibit excessive
engine oil consumption.
The other issue is that Rotary
engines (as fitted to the RX - 8) are notorious for
oil - related
problems, which IIRC can lead to the tips wearing away, leading to the
engine requiring a rebuild sooner than it might otherwise.
Oil leaks to the coolant system aren't fundamentally different from coolant leaks to the
engine if a blown head gasket is the
problem.
Vehicles affected by this service bulletin: 2009 Acura TSX 2010 Acura TSX 2011 Acura TSX The
problem: Owners may experience low
engine -
oil levels due to deposits forming o Read more
Is this something that would typically cause car - non-starting
problems immediately, or might it in stop the spark plugs operating only after a certain amount of time (e.g. for the
oil to seep in), or perhaps only after the
engine has run a few times (e.g. needing the motion of the
engine to foul the spark plug gap)?
I just finished building my own
engine stand, however, I have (yet another)
problem to solve: in the original Czechoslovakian manual I see the factory stand holds the
engine from a side, holding it by two tabs it has at the bottom where the
oil sump gets attached, and in the middle of that side by a threaded hole between cyls # 2 and # 3, but not passing through.
The
problem: the red
engine oil warning light inside the instrument cluster (not the check control) lights up after some driving.
What are the different
problems that can cause an
engine to burn
oil and in general how difficult / expensive is each one to repair?
Whenever I buy a new car I change the
oil and filter after the first 100 miles — concerns for impurities, metal filings from manufacture, etc. and I get 200K + miles out of these
engines with no
problems But I am reading in some of the forums that this might not be a good idea, in fact it might be a bad idea.
The low torque numbers (159 lb - ft @ 5500 rpm) mean you need to rev the living daylights out of it for any power, but the rotary
engine has no
problem climbing the tachometer to numbers a conventional
engine can only spit
oil at.
Bad
oil cooler +
problem causing
oil to burn in chambers, cracked head or
engine block and possibly more.
other designs have a breather in the cylinder head as well which can possibly expel
engine oil due to other
problems.
Other possible causes for Code P0016 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0016-obd-ii-trouble-code-camshaft-position-a-camshaft-position-correlation-bank-1-by-jay-safford) to set include: the camshaft timing is wrong because the timing chain jumped teeth; the camshaft phaser is out of position due to
problems with phaser; the
oil has flow to the phaser is impeded due to incorrect
engine oil viscosity or partly clogged passages; and the
oil control valve (OCV) has a restriction in the OCV filter.
Running the
engine low on
oil will cause many
problems.
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Changing the
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Love this car but after 12000 miles developed no power
engine light came on and went off took it to the dealer found no
problem drove another 200 hundred miles developed severe
engine miss dealer replaced pistons drove home developed an
oil leak next day returned to the shop
oil leak repaired never made it home stopped at a shopping center then it would not start, finally started took back to the dealer now driving rental car NOT SURE IF I WANT ANOTHER ONE
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Began experiencing
problems around 50k new timing chains, timing chain tensioner, new cam phasers,
oil leaks, misfires on numerous cylinders after that they finally decided to put in a new
engine at 55k just got it back today so time will tell
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In addition to causing
problems with coolant and
oil systems mingling fluids, it also resulted in Porsche's decision to repair faulty
engines by boring out the cast sleeves on the cylinders where defects were noted in production and inserting new sleeves rather than scrapping the
engine block.
Until 2008, the 2TR
engines had a
problem of a front crankshaft
oil seal leak.