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Should I change oil after engine overheats?
If you smell something burning in the passenger cabin while driving, it’s possible that there’s a problem with your oil. You could have an oil leak. To prevent severe damage to your engine or an overheating engine, get an oil change as soon as possible if you notice a burning oil smell.
Can I take my car to Jiffy Lube if its overheating?
Your engine may have lost its cool, but now is the time for you to keep yours! Drive carefully until you find a safe place to pull over. An overheating engine won’t repair itself, and you should bring your car in to Jiffy Lube as soon as you can.
What happens if oil isn’t changed?
When oil has not been changed for a long time, it will begin to gel or solidify in an engine, eventually turning into sludge. When this happens, the oil will not be able to reach all parts of the engine, leading to oil starvation in the crankshafts, bearings, camshafts, and other valve train components.
How long can I drive with my engine overheating?
If your car overheats, do not drive more than a quarter mile. Have it towed to avoid further damage to the engine. However, if there is no experienced mechanic or tow truck nearby, follow these simple steps: Pull over to a safe location and turn off the engine.
Does Jiffy Lube replace radiator hoses?
From check engine lights and spark plugs to serpentine belts and radiator hoses, Jiffy Lube® can help maintain your engine’s optimal performance, reliability and longevity. Whether your tires need rotating, balancing, repair or even replacement, Jiffy Lube® tire services will get you back on the road fast.
Does Jiffy Lube do radiators?
A Jiffy Lube® coolant service starts with an examination of your radiator and engine cooling system. Please note: Not all Jiffy Lube® service centers offer all Cooling System Services. Please call ahead to ensure the services are available.