yes a bent valve will not seat properly. can also wear the valve slide and ruin the head.will also cause backfiring and loss of power. sometimes a bent valve will breakthen fall down and punch a hole thru the piston or the side of the cylander bore
so yes a bent valve can cause further damage to your engine
No petrol's a good place to start!
IF it is Turbo charged then that would be the turbo.
Driving through flood water would cause the ignition to fail and stall the engine.
Miami is located in Southern Florida, while St Augustine is located much further north. The driving distance is approximately 310 miles and it would take around 5 hours to drive.
get an engine diagnostic scan.
On a 1994 Buick LaSabre why does the engine continue to rev up while driving even when the brake is applied ? or when driving why doesn't the engine return to idle when the brake is applied? I would check for a vacuum leak
why does it matter if you're driving down a hill? At least it didn't cut off when you were driving up a hill? And I don't know why it would cut off I'm 13.
Depends on the engine, transmission, driving style, etc. My '06 Daytona gets about 14-16 around town and as much as 30 on the highway.
blown engine, out of gas janitorial duties.
It would shorten the life span of the engine some.
A lot of factors to consider. Highway driving would be less than city (stop and go) so would flat terrain driving as opposed to mountain driving. Is it a hybrid vehicle? It would roughly use about 100 gallons of gasoline with your traditional combustion engine.
Of course it does without one the only way to start the engine would be to push it. Anyone that does not know the answer to this should not be driving they may just about be able to walk around but should not drive.