Yes it can. To much oil and the crank can turn it into foam. Which will cause a loss of oil pressure. This can lead to engine damage and over heating if you run it long enough.
Too much oil can do serious damage to your engine. The excess oil will come in contact with the crankshaft creating a froth of oil mixed with air. This is a poor lubricant and will cause serious engine wear. Drain out the excess oil.
The most common cause of engine lockup is a lack of oil. Also, an engine overheating from lack of coolant can cause an engine to lock up.
Yes.
If you have over filled your engine oil, it will not "leak" unless you have completely filled the engine with oil and is pouring out where you put it in. However overfilling even as much as little as 1 quart can lead to catostophic engine damage as the crankshaft will spin into the oil in the pan causing it to foam and cause oil circulation problems throughout the engine leading to overheating and engine siezing.
it will cause overheating and mess up your engine internal moving parts.
Too much oil in your car will not cause it to throw a rod. Too much oil in the engine will create a higher than normal engine pressure and can cause the engine seals to fail.
oil is a lubrication system no it help keep you engine from overheating and cause multiple damages to the engine carburetor and transmission
Oil leak at a gasket, seal, or fitting; worn piston rings or valves which will cause blue smoke to exit the tailpipe; or engine overheating.
No, but a lot more oil can cause other damage.
Too much oil in an automotive engine can cause high oil pressure. High oil pressure could cause blown seals and gaskets allowing oil to leak out.
If oil is right for the car than NO
No, not unless it is so low the engine is overheating.