no, i have them come in with only one qt, left of 4, i cringe when i see this, but don't make a habit of it or engine reuilding you will do.If this only happened once your fine,just change oil and put back to proper capacity.
it can cause brain damage
If I'm reading this right you want to know if any damage is done if the engine coolant is low. It depends how low is low. A few ounces, no problem. A few quarts or morecould result in the engine overheating which could lead to some very expensive repairs.
It may stop due to damage caused by lack of lubrication. Jeeps do not have an automatic shut down if the oil is low.
Yes, it will damage all moving parts in the engine.
NO
Low compression indicates that engine damage already exists. An engine's compression will be lost if: there is damage or wear to the pistons or rings there is damage or wear to the valve train there is damage or loss of seal on the cylinder head There are some other factors as well, but these three cover most. To get help in figuring out which is which, visit me at http://www.autoservicetech.com
Yes, it can damage every moving part in the engine.
Yes, Driving a vehicle for any sustained period of time, Low on or Lacking oil Can cause severe engine damage, All engines can be damaged with insuffiecent lubrication as it increases friction and promotes rapid engine wear. As Long as you have added oil to the vehicle, and there is no knocking, smoking, tapping or otherwise unexpected operation, then it should be fine and may not have severe damage.
Yes it will. In fact, if the transmission fluid level is at least 1/2 quart low, you will damage your transmission.
5 0r 6 should be drained out, if run this way for an extended period the crank will churn it up and it will foam causing low oil pressure and possible engine damage
If you've run with the "low Oil" light on, there ISengine damage, the question becomes, "how much?"Check the oil pressure. If the oil pressure is down that's pretty severe engine damage.You won't be able to check the cylinder wear without pulling a head, but most likely, poor maintenance will result in excessive cylinder wear.
Factory pan, about 5 quarts. Remember to fill the oil filter before you put it on, so the engine doesn't start "dry". After filling oil, run the engine for a few minutes then wait about 5 minutes and check level on dipstick. You should be very close to correct, if slightly low add, a slight overfill will not cause any engine damage.