Low oil

Asked by trinacheat07 Dec 05, 2016 at 02:25 AM about the 2013 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving my 2013 when all the gauges idle
down and the car shut off and will not start does
that mean my motor is gone

7 Answers

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maybe- put some oil in it and try starting it- if the oil was low enough to burn your engine, an oil light should have come on or something- and next time remember, cars require maintenance- they are not Magic-

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Is there an update trinacheat07? I'm experiencing the same thing with a 2015 Sonata but an oil warning never came on. The car makes clicking sounds, gauges come on, and the radio but wont start. Praying the engine isn't destroyed.

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120

My engine oil had recently been changed, less than 3000 miles and no light ever came on and no drop in my pressure gauge. Just can't for the life of me see how this car has so many bells and whistles on it but no oil light. Nothing ever even remotely looked out of place or different. Just began having a rattling sound. Drove it in to the dealership and they said, "oh well" and sent me on my way. Never again.

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My wife's 2012 sonata did this when she ran it low on oil. Took it to the dealer, and they just had to reset a sensor, and it ran fine after. Hyundai has a shut off switch that prevents the engine from being damaged from low oil.

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How do you reset the shut off switch that shut off engine when the oil is low

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I have a 2010 Hyundai Sonata it started making rally noise when I first crank it and all at once the oil light came on and with back off in when I turn off the car in wouldn’t start what Chould that be

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170

Does anyone know how to reset this shut-off sensor/switch and how to find it?

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