As long as the light remains in the motor oil, nothing happens to its speed.
It is a wet clutch, as it sits in oil. It is a wet clutch, as it sits in oil.
The oil pump sits on the nose of the crankshaft under the timing system.The oil pump sits on the nose of the crankshaft under the timing system.
Nothing as long as in cold climates it had the proper ratio of antifreeze to keep it from freezing. In cold climates all that should have to be done in the spring is have an oil change performed to eliminate excess water condensation that may have formed in the oil pan over the cold months.
Possibly, a misfortunate cat sleeping under the hood. This bang is probably a loose engine mounting bolt. The noise is probley from bad rod bearings once the oil pressure is up they quiet down.After it sits a long time(over night) the oil drains down and will be noisy It may last a long time just make sure the oil level is good
I'm guessing nothing the oil just sits on top of the water and chemicals are used to make the oil dissolves. Like BP oil spill
A long time
Valve guide seals are worn. The engine will consume oil when this happens, when the engine is shut down the oil continues to seep into the cylinders for a short time. When you start the engine the puddled oil that seeped in burns off. Oil is always seeping in as the engine runs, but not enough to notice until it sits awhile and is started.
This is the possibility to extract crude oil for long time.
The engine oil sits in an oil pan that is bolted to the bottom of the engine block.
oil has a least density than water so threfore it sits on top of it
You cry. And cry. And cry for a long time. Pepper spray is made from the same key oil that makes the hot sensation of the sauce.