Can the car still be driven with slight camshaft wear?

[SkylarLee]

It cannot continue to be driven, and the specific reasons are as follows: 1. Damage: Damage to the camshaft will cause the transmission mechanism to operate unevenly, the pushrod's reciprocating motion cannot proceed at a constant speed, and the thread winding on the spool will have uneven distribution, leading to thread compression. 2. Aggravated damage: Damage to the camshaft can cause excessive mechanical vibration, accelerated wear, and in some cases, resonance, leading to premature machine failure. Camshaft damage can also result in fluctuations in power output, causing unstable motor speed and premature motor damage. Additional information: Difficulty in refueling, ignition failure, idling issues, the fault light staying on, camshaft sensor damage, symptoms include sudden engine stall when hot or EPC light on, idling at 1000 rpm, and maximum speed not exceeding 3000 rpm.