Make sure the oil-filler cap is properly installed. Some engines rely on engine crankcase perssure in order to run properly. If the cap is loose or improperly installes, this pressure may drop or not allow for the proper venting of crankcase pressures. You may also have PCV valve issues as well. Start with the filler cap and go from there.
To much oil in an engine can cause it to flood which will then lead to blowing seals. But it should not effect how the car idles.
You should change your oil every 3,000 miles. If you drive your car rough, then you should change it more often.
Change your oil and give it a nice tune up
No it cannot.
it idles quickly to save as much fuel, energy, oil, etc. as possible
If you wait to long to change your oil you can hurt your car. What excatly is a Bad oil change?
is it losing collant? check for oil in coolant or coolant in oil. if so it may have a bad intake or head gasket. if it only idles rough when it gets really hot and the coolant level is okay you probably need a thermostat or possibly a new radiator.
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Oil sender (transducer) needs replacement. Thsi is what gives the signal to the low oil lamp.
Blue smoke is oil burning, White is steam(water), Black smoke is unburnt fuel.
When your car needs an oil change, there are a number of things you need to take into consideration. While every car needs an oil change after a certain amount of miles or months, exactly how you can accomplish that oil change is dictated by the type of car you have. For example, if you have a used car that is not under warranty, you can change the oil yourself or have it changed by anyone that you want. However, if you have a new car that is under warranty, you may find that you aren't allowed to do that. Some car warranties may require you to take your car into a certified oil change center to change the old oil without voiding your warranty.
to much oil