Yes, even a small amount of water will damage any engine. Water is not a lubricant and as such it will cause damage when mixed with the oil. How much depends on how much water and how long you drove the car in this condition. Antifreeze is even worse than plain water.
A small amount of water, engine will idle poorly and lose power. A large amount of water, engine will cease to run.
Not sure what a small amount of water is, a drop? A couple ounces? A pint? Anything more than a couple drops in the crankcase wouldn't be healthy for the engine.
if a small amount of water is dripping it is normal condensation from running an engine
damage engine no.. will the engine run no.
When water is put into a intake of a warm or hot engine, normally the engine will have valve damage, or possibley even crank shaft damage if a large amount of water (like from flood waters) was introduced.
A small amount of water in the engine may be from condensation, a large amount of water may be from leaving the hood open during a heavy rain storm. Coolant/antifreeze in the engine may be from a bad head gasket or a cracked head.
YEs! Don't let water in your engine or it's toast!
A full cup of water or less can hurt any car's engine. While some very small amounts of water may find its way into fuel tanks naturally, any more water than this will cause a car serious problems. Should water get into a fuel tank, it is important to get it out again so the car's engine will operate properly. There will be no permanent engine damage. The engine will simply not run.
NO! if you want to clean your bassoon with a small amount of furniture polish on the exterior wood you can, but using water will damage your instrument immensely.
Yes it will damage the bearings.
It can. You should leave the engine running while you add water to the radiator. If you add water with the engine turned off, but while the engine is overheated, you might damage the engine or the radiator.
The engine will overheat quickly and catastrophic damage can occur if you continue to run the engine.