No, but the laws of physics and chemistry essentially force your engine to hydrolock - water does not like to be compressed like the fuel/air mixture in the cylinders, so your engine will seize (stop running).
Yes, it would because it might hydrolock engine and ruin it. You will notice it too, when you get charged with destroying private or government property...
There is no set amount of water that will ruin an engine as it depends on various factors such as how quickly the water enters the engine, the type of engine, and how the engine is operated after exposure to water. However, as a general rule, significant water intake into the engine can lead to hydrolock or corrosion, resulting in engine damage. It is best to avoid water entering the engine altogether to prevent any potential damage.
That is the check engine light.That is the check engine light.
There are sensors all over the engine that can turn the check engine light on.There are sensors all over the engine that can turn the check engine light on.
No, oil level does not cause the check engine light.
The service engine light is the same thing as a check engine light.
The check engine light is the light shaped like an engine, or the light that states Check Engine (Soon). If this light comes on, it is time to see what the issue is with the engine.
Check engine compression Check engine timing
Check your engine, or refer to owners manual.
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