What happens if there is not enough oil in the car?
When there’s not enough oil, moving parts within the engine do not get the lubrication they need. This allows them to make physical, metal-to-metal contact, which can cause a light tapping or knocking sound. Engine noise can also occur when the oil is old and has lost its viscosity (ability to lubricate).
Which is the best motor oil for Hyundai?
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What are the problems with the Hyundai engine?
During that time, Hyundai reportedly shared with the NHTSA that the manufacturing problems with the engines resulted in metallic debris left around the engine crankshaft, with resulted in issues with oil flow. The chunks of metal could potentially interfere with the oil flow within the connecting rod bearings.
What causes a check engine light on a Hyundai?
And with that carbon build up, you can have misfire issues. This can also bring your car to a screeching halt. With the PCV valve producing failure of the crankshaft seal to the transmission end of the motor, owners can then look and find an oil leak and the dreaded “Check Engine Light’ to appear on the dash.
How can I check the oil level in my Hyundai?
Once you’ve pulled it out you are able to check your oil level. You can see how much oil you have by looking for the full and minimum level markers on the dipstick. If the oil level is low we recommend you come into Phil Gilbert Hyundai at Croydon Sydney, where we can check the oil level and top it up if required.
Which is the optional engine oil in Hyundai?
*Synthetic engine oil is an optional product along with mineral engine oil. Disclaimer: These are indicative prices. For details kindly contact your dealer.
During that time, Hyundai reportedly shared with the NHTSA that the manufacturing problems with the engines resulted in metallic debris left around the engine crankshaft, with resulted in issues with oil flow. The chunks of metal could potentially interfere with the oil flow within the connecting rod bearings.
And with that carbon build up, you can have misfire issues. This can also bring your car to a screeching halt. With the PCV valve producing failure of the crankshaft seal to the transmission end of the motor, owners can then look and find an oil leak and the dreaded “Check Engine Light’ to appear on the dash.
Why does the Check Engine light come on when the oil level is low?
If the oil level sensor is working correctly, it will trigger the oil light to come on your car, truck or SUV when the oil level is low. It’s also common for it to trigger the check engine light if the sensor is damaged or faulty in any way.