With proper balance of anti-freeze mixture in the radiator, the liquid will not boil until about 260 °F. Once boiling occurs, it can no longer cool the internal engine, and in short order it may seize.
The engine will seize and lock up way before it gets hot enough to turn oil to ash.
Because the engine gets too hot. Let it cool down before you start it up again. Poor water on it.
most likely no, by time the sensor realizes your engine is low(or drastically loosing) on oil, the engine will not be properly lubricated and may seize up if you are unable to stop and fix it immediately (such as driving on a highway, or traffic jam, between cars.)
NO, it will not damage the vehicle engine by turning the heater ON before the engine has warmed up fully.
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The combustion process cause the engine to heat up.
if your taking about the engine locking up, then it mostly happens because of low or no oil... you might have had an oil leak and lost oil.
It souds like you are very low on hydraulic fluid, check out the reservoir level.
The rear brake on that side may be locking up and getting extremely hot.
Heavy breaking with no ABS. Try to start breaking earlier and use less pressure.
2001 Chevy suburban runs hot because the engine is heated up. There is heavy load coming upon the engine so it gets heated up.