need help pls
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Staten Island, NY
It ran out of oil. Probably wiped the rod and main bearings and scored the crank and the cylinder walls and rings. Depending on the type of lifters may have scored up the cam lobes as well.
If you can get it to crank, do a compression test.
Generally, when a hot engine stops running from lack of oil you're looking at a rebuild / replacement. You'll have to decide if its worth it.
If you can get it to crank, do a compression test.
Generally, when a hot engine stops running from lack of oil you're looking at a rebuild / replacement. You'll have to decide if its worth it.
Postmaster
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 4,392
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From: very South Texas
It ran out of oil. Probably wiped the rod and main bearings and scored the crank and the cylinder walls and rings. Depending on the type of lifters may have scored up the cam lobes as well.
If you can get it to crank, do a compression test.
Generally, when a hot engine stops running from lack of oil you're looking at a rebuild / replacement. You'll have to decide if its worth it.
If you can get it to crank, do a compression test.
Generally, when a hot engine stops running from lack of oil you're looking at a rebuild / replacement. You'll have to decide if its worth it.
its like a human without blood... dead. (bleed out) metal on metal.. grinding and grinding.
even "IF" you can get it started.. its damaged.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 178
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From: Palm Springs California
I had two vehicles lose oil. One I got a hole in the pan and didn't know car started knocking. Fixed the pan filled it up it went for another 60K just fine till I traded it in. Same thing happened with a work truck. Employee ran it dry knocking, mechanic said engine blown. I filled it up and that one went another 100K no problems no noise.
It's not always blown if you run our of oil.
It's not always blown if you run our of oil.
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