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what causes internal engine damage
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Internal engine damage is often caused by a combination of factors that usually revolve around improper lubrication, overheating, and the ingress of foreign objects. Lubrication issues, stemming from low oil levels or using incorrect oil types, can lead to excessive friction among moving parts, causing wear and tear. Overheating, on the other hand, can result from a malfunctioning cooling system or blockages within it, leading to warped components or cracked engine blocks due to thermal stress. Additionally, foreign objects entering the engine, such as dirt or debris through the air intake or fuel system, can cause immediate physical damage. Regular maintenance, including oil changes, cooling system checks, and ensuring clean fuel and air intake, can mitigate these risks. Awareness and early detection of any irregularities, like unusual noises, performance drops, or overheating warnings, are pivotal for preventing serious internal engine damage.
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