How Long Can You Drive After the Oil Maintenance Reminder?

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DeMelanie
07/30/25 3:48am
Generally, maintenance should be performed within 1 week: Below is relevant information about the oil maintenance reminder: 1. Immediate Inspection: When the oil warning light comes on, the first thing you should do is open the engine compartment and check if the oil has been depleted. If this is indeed the case, you should promptly visit the nearest auto parts store to purchase oil and temporarily add it. 2. Other Issues: If the problem is not related to oil level, it could likely be due to a malfunction in the pressure relief valve or bypass valve. Of course, there is also a certain probability of oil pump aging (especially in older models), but these issues are difficult to diagnose and resolve. In such cases, you should try to drive at low RPM to the nearest repair shop for servicing. However, if you notice obvious shaking or lack of power during acceleration while driving, it is highly likely due to engine wear. In this situation, you must not continue driving and should immediately call for a tow truck.
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