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Yes, you can add oil to your engine while it is hot, but it is generally advisable to wait until the engine has cooled down somewhat. This is mainly for safety reasons; hot engine parts can cause burns, and oil might flow more rapidly than expected due to decreased viscosity, potentially leading to overfilling. However, adding oil to a warm engine can have benefits, such as allowing the oil to flow more easily and mix more thoroughly with the existing oil. If you need to add oil when the engine is hot, ensure you do so cautiously, avoid touching hot parts, and check the oil level accurately to prevent overfilling. Always use the correct type and grade of oil recommended by your vehicle's manufacturer.
Although refueling the engine is possible when the engine is hot. it is safer to do so when the engine is cold because the oil expands when heated. so the dipstick reading may not be accurate when the engine is hot. If you come in contact with a hot part of the engine. you could also get burned.
Yes, low Freon in your vehicle's air conditioning (AC) system alone typically does not trigger the check engine light (CEL). The CEL is primarily associated with the vehicle's emissions system and engine management. If your AC system is low on Freon, it might indicate a leak or a malfunction within the AC system itself, but these issues don't directly communicate with the engine's computer (ECU) in a way that would illuminate the CEL. However, if the leak or malfunction indirectly affects engine performance, emissions, or any sensor readings related to them, then it's possible—though less common. It's important to address both low Freon in your AC system for comfort and any illuminated CEL for potential engine-related issues, consulting a professional mechanic for accurate diagnostics and repair.
An engine tune-up is a regular maintenance procedure which typically involves the checking and re-adjusting of certain systems and components to meet the manufacturer's specifications. This might include checking, cleaning or replacing the spark plugs, air filters, and fuel filters, adjusting the engine timing and idle settings, checking the level and condition of various fluids, testing and possibly replacing ignition wires, distributor caps and rotors, and checking the battery and charging system. The entire goal of a tune-up is to ensure the engine is running at its optimal performance level and to identify and prevent any potential issues. The specific tasks involved will greatly depend on the type and age of the vehicle. However, as newer vehicles become more computerized, traditional tune-ups become less relevant, and it's more about regular preventative maintenance and software updates.
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