Is it engien seized or something else.

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Asked by mzm4u Nov 29, 2018 at 02:17 PM about the 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car engien was leaking but only few drops. I notice this last
week. I did not worried as the oil level was fine and also oil
guage was in the middle. It is always in the middle. Today
after driving 5 minutes i realize that oil guage is totaly
down. I was on a highway and i was just about to stop and
suddenly the car engion shut off.

Now as i try to start the car the belt is not moving the
engine. It try to move but stop. First thing i checked oil and
oil was fine. Please help what could be wrong other than
engion seized

1 Answer

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Today i took to mechainic and engine was leaked so it is seized now. I notice that the roller which roll by the belt was not rolling first day but today it is rolling little bit but engine did not start. Is that mean that there might not be a big issue and that the engine might be repairable or you think that it is completly cooked.

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