If an engine has been run without oil for any length of time it should be very closely monitored for signs of deterioration and wear. Some engines manage to survive being run briefly without oil and others cripple themselves in a matter of seconds while running oil-less.
You may need to check the wiring in the system and replace the circuit that runs the wipers. You may also want to replace the arms and blades.
pumps warter thru the engine into the radiator. runs off the serpentine belt located on the passinger side of the engine compartment without that working propperly car will overheat. To replace go to your nearest auto parts store and they will tell you what you need to know!
Your heater is powered by your heater core. Your engine coolant runs through your engine gets hot, runs through the core heats the air, then back out to radiator. You probably need to replace your heater core.
There are pages and pages of things that can cause a check engine light. You need to have it checked with a scantool. Then the code can be diagnosed and repaired.
There is a long steel tube that runs from the heater core to the engine. This tube tends to rust through in which case you should replace it. The tube itself is not that expensive, but it's tricky to replace. You'll need to remove the alternator and the dog bone engine mounts. Rock the engine as far forward as possible and replace the tube. Russtech67
the radiator could still be warm or if the car is cool and it runs you need to replace the fan relay switch.
yes not good for the engine if it runs too cold either
Yes, if an engine runs low on oil or completely runs out, it can seize. Oil lubricates the engine's moving parts, and without it, friction increases significantly, leading to overheating and potential damage. If the engine seizes, it can cause catastrophic failure, resulting in costly repairs or the need for a complete engine replacement. Regular oil checks and changes are essential to prevent such situations.
iIt will overheat and the engine will eventually lock up. The heat will do damage to the engine. How much is hard to say.
Does it have a oil cooler on the engine ?? If it does then oil runs through tubes that are inside of the radiator to cool the oil, and the tubes are leaking oil into the engine coolant. REPLACE RADIATOR. Really need to know what you are working on. Engine size and year. It could verywell be something else. Let us know NEUTZ.
If it's not disengaging like its supposed to. See if it's retracted from the flywheel after it is started. NEW ANSWER: NO it will not, The starter has nothing to do with the way the engine runs. The starter only turns the engine over so it will start. If the starter is draging then you do need to replace it.
replace the fuel pump check the PVC valve