No, a defective oil pressure sensor will not harm the engine as long as the oil pressure is what it should be. However, how do you know what the pressure is if the sensor is bad. Replace the sensor so that you can receive a warning if the oil pressure drops below what is optimum.
Yes. That is most likely a sensor malfunction and will do no harm. Zero pressure is when you worry.
A knock sensor is a sensor inside an engine that detects detonation of fuel prior to the spark plug igniting the full during the cycles of the engines. Detonation at the wrong time can cause significant harm to an engine since it will cause the piston where the detonation occurred to be pushed down at the incorrect time. This can result in a catastrophic breakdown of the whole engine. A knock sensor monitors irregular detonation and will automatically retard or advance the timing of the engine to ensure that serious damage is not caused to the motor.
The lamp lights up when the ECU has sensed a problem. Under your steering column, there's an ECU diagnostic port. You can get tools that tell you what the problem is for around £30. They either work independently or hook up to your PC and don't harm the car. Quite often it's a faulty sensor - if that's the case (on an old car) it may be most cost effective to use the diagnostic tool to simply clear the fault and turn off the ECU lamp. If not, then it'll tell you what's wrong. My light last came on because the transponder (fob) was faulty - had nothing to do with the engine!
It will not harm the engine but the engine will no longer run properly and will pollute. It is illegal to remove the converter from any vehicle.
Normally no harm will come to the engine. The affect it has though is that it will be sending bad signals to the computer. This will cause REALLY bad gas mileage. (Jeep gas mileage is already bad enough. We have a liberty) The oxygen sensors regulate the air/fuel mixture through the computer to receive maximum fuel efficiency. Now, the only harm that might cause is a catalytic converter failure. This is not normal though. It would take several sensor failures. If it was this bad though the engine would probably try to protect itself and not allow start. Hope this helps. Good luck.
NO.An oil change will not harm the sensor.
No - in fact, your engine might just appreciate it!
it wont do harm it will ioncrease heat and fuel consumption but
No, it will not harm the engine. P1457 will not harm the engine nor will it make the engine run bad. It just means the EVAP canister & the related system of hoses & valves is not airtight as it should be. You have a leak somewhere.
Answer 1 - Fluctuating Oil Pressure Gauge IndicationI am not familiar with your particular vehicle, BUT... Usually fluctuating oil pressure during idle indicates that the engine idle speed is fluctuating and may need to be adjusted to manufacturer's specifications. Sometimes, this is an indication of wear in an engine.While the check engine warning lights are ON, indicates that during that time the engine oil pressure is below the manufacturer's recommended "safe" level.Although sustained low oil pressure can damage an engine, during idle, brief, intermittent, low oil pressure excursions do not harm the engine, but do suggest that you have the low oil pressure issue "checked out" by a qualified automotive technician.If this problem occurs at normal driving speeds, then you either are low on oil in the engine, or have other problems which could be hazardous for the health of your engine.
My answer really won't help. Sometimes it can harm the vehicle sometimes not. If perhaps the calalytic ccnverter is plugged, yes it can damage the engine. Usually if the car performs as normal, no real damage will occur.
It will most likely not cause any harm to the SD card readers to apply tape on the SD card beside a faulty write protect switch as long as the SD card still fits easily into the slot and does not peel back or come off.