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1. • • When an engine is deprived of oil, damage occurs rapidly as friction builds heat beyond safe limits. Warning signs include loud knocking or rattling noises, billowing smoke from oil burning off, complete loss of power, and an inability to restart once stalled.
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     How to Tell if Engine Is Damaged from No Oil: Causes & Signs

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   What happens if your WRX doesn't have oil?

   • The lack of oil could cause excessive engine heat and damage to mechanical components. The valves in particular could become deformed or damaged and cause the engine to run roughly. You need to keep a close eye on the oil levels in your WRX and watch for any excessive oil loss.

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   How do I know if my WRX is leaking oil?

   • You might not notice a slow leak, but a bad one often will drip oil onto the exhaust manifold or the engine while it is running hotter due to a low oil level and increased internal friction. You might smell the oil burning on the hot engine or manifold. You also might observe signs of oil dripping onto the pavement beneath your WRX.

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   Can a hot-running WRX wreck a motor?

   • A hot-running WRX is in danger of wrecking the motor if you ignore the problem. The problem often comes down to a bad seal in the oil pump. They can become brittle and crack prematurely, which lets the oil leak out.

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   Why is my WRX turbo not working?

   • You cannot get the best performance from your WRX if its turbocharger is not working. A defective turbocharger on a race-inspired car definitely is a big problem and has affected some WRX owners. Several WRX owners have reported the turbocharger lacks oil and causes the engine to misfire. Sometimes, the turbocharger stops working altogether.

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   Why is my WRX camshaft leaking oil?

   • Unfortunately, many WRX owners have complained about oil leaking from the camshaft, which greatly increases the potential for a camshaft failure. The primary culprit is a faulty camshaft seal that is prone to early wear and tear. When the camshaft seal starts to leak, the camshaft gets less oil, which causes more friction and heat.

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   Why is my Subaru WRX running hot?

   • If your WRX is running hot but the oil levels are good, there is an excellent chance you have one of the many Subarus that come with a water pump that does not last as long as intended. A bad water pump could lead to overheating and catastrophic damage to the engine. Heat is your engine’s biggest enemy, and friction is what creates it.

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3. www.wikihow.com › Tell-if-Engine-Is-Damaged-fromHow to Tell if Engine Is Damaged from No Oil: Causes & Signs

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   May 7, 2024 · Engines create heat, and oil flows through them to cool each moving part. No oil means no cooling. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about how to spot signs of engine damage from no oil and what early low oil signs to look out for.

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4. www.clubwrx.net › threads › wrx-burning-oilWRX burning oil?!?! - Subaru WRX Forum

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   Aug 12, 2013 · If you took delivery of the car in October of 2019, as of June, 2021 20 months have passed. The OCI (time dependent) suggests that you should have had 3 oil changes by now. In addition, you waited until 7400 miles the second time to have an oil change, which is 1400 miles beyond the recommended OCI. Why?

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6. motorandwheels.com › subaru-wrx-problemsSubaru WRX Problems: 8 Common Issues (Explained)

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   • Head Gaskets Might Fail and Cause Engine Problems. The WRX has an aluminum head that helps to cut down on engine weight. Unfortunately, aluminum heads are prone to damage when the engine compartment gets hot.
   • Rough Running Due to Faulty Oxygen Sensors. Oxygen sensors perform the very important task of measuring the amount of oxygen that goes into the combustion chamber and helps to optimize the power, performance, and fuel economy of your WRX.
   • Bad Camshaft Seal Threatens Engine Integrity. The camshaft performs a very important of opening and closing valves in time with the engine. When a camshaft fails the engine will run poorly and might fail completely.
   • Cooling System Problems Make Owners Steamed. The cooling system on your WRX is critically important for ensuring a smooth-running and long-lasting engine.

7. forums.nasioc.com › forums › showthreadA complete n00b's guide to changing the oil in your WRX (with ...

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   Jun 17, 2005 · If your Impreza has never had its oil changed before (i.e. you're at about 3K miles), you may need a breaker bar or impact wrench to get the oil drain plug loose. The gorilla Subaru hired in Japan to install them is VERY strong.

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8. getjerry.com › car-repair › how-to-tell-if-engine-isHow to Tell if Your Car Engine Is Damaged From No Oil - Jerry

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   Jan 31, 2024 · If your engine is damaged from no oil, you’ll notice a lit-up oil pressure warning light, a burning oil smell, grinding noises, a smoking or overheating engine, and/or overall weaker engine performance.

9. www.wheelsjoint.com › subaru-wrx-low-oil-pressureSubaru WRX low oil pressure light is on – causes and how to reset

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   May 12, 2023 · There are several possible causes of low oil pressure warning light in Subaru WRX, including low oil level, a malfunctioning oil pressure sensor, a clogged oil filter, or a failing oil pump. 1. Low oil level. A low engine oil level can cause the low oil pressure warning light to turn on in your WRX.

10. www.700r4transmissionhq.com › subaru-wrx-burning-oilSubaru WRX: Burning Oil Diagnosis | Drivetrain Resource

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    Nov 25, 2019 · Here are the most common symptoms of burning oil: 1. Blue Smoke. The most obvious and a telltale sign that your WRX is burning oil is blue smoke. Blue smoke indicates that oil has made its way to the combustion chamber. It is then burned with the gasoline and tints the exhaust blue.