What to Do When the Dipstick Shows No Oil but No Warning Light Comes On?
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If the dipstick shows no oil but the oil pressure warning light is not constantly on, it indicates that although the oil level is below the lower limit, the oil pump pressure is sufficient. In this case, you can drive for a short distance, but you should immediately take the car to a professional repair shop for inspection and maintenance to avoid engine damage. More details are as follows: 1. The function of engine oil is to lubricate the engine and reduce wear on engine components. When the dipstick shows no oil, it means the engine is severely lacking oil. It is necessary to promptly check the cause, carry out repairs, and add or replace the engine oil. 2. The normal oil level should be between the "F" and "L" marks. For a car that has just been serviced, the oil level should be at the "F" mark. Any level below the "L" mark is considered abnormal.