it stops running motor wont crank or even move should have 0 compression to.
Engine STOPS abruptly usually after hearing a series of "Raps"
If the car is in good condition yes.
depends on the car...
it sure wll if the engine seizes with oil light on. You see that light, SHUT THAT ENGINE OFF
Depending on how far along the engine is before it totally seizes up. Coolant loss = engine overheating= internal components expanding beyond tolerances= seizing up= new motor.
No. If it seizes because of overheating, it needs time to cool off, then add oil and/or water if necessary.
kinetic energy from the engine whereas opposite force act on it called friction..
Chocolate seizes when it hardens and forms stiff crystallization before it is supposed to.
No your oil pumps shoots your oil into your engine you wouldn't make it 10 miles before it seizes up
When an engine seizes, it will most likely begin to overheat first, then begin to make a loud, clunking noise. Oil will begin to pour out from underneath if it throws a piston rod. If it is an automatic, it will coast to a stop. If a manual transmission, it will begin to jerk and hop along, finally coming to a stop. The brakes and steering will continue to work as usual.
When an engine seizes because of a lack of oil, it is typically because the bearing material has overheated and melted due to friction, then the babbitt coating of the bearings cools and seizes to the crankshaft. At that point, the crankshaft cannot turn. A seized engine will not run. Your only option is to remove the engine and either rebuild it or replace it. Even if you COULD cause the bearings to release, the friction and heat will have caused enough other damage that other components will be misaligned. The Saturn engines are well designed, but they will not operate without oil.
Sludge is oil that becomes sticky like glue. It clogs the engine parts so no oil is getting through, thus no lubrication, the engines seizes up from grinding and overheating.