Honda violently shaking ran out of oil

Asked by Guru3VMDK Jul 03, 2020 at 12:26 PM about the 2001 Honda Accord LX V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I drained all oil by mistake car drove fine
parked then started up at lunch violently
shaking changed all fluids and atf barely
moves 5 km he rpm will not go above 1000

3 Answers

Engine looks like igs going to jump out of the hood my exhaust is now cracked with flames coming out just after catalytic changed plugs no fluids no difference

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If you ran it for any length of time you probably burnt the motor up. Especially if it was a high mileage motor. The flames shooting out of a cracked exhaust shows a high amount of unspent fuel in the exhaust mix. Could be from timing being way off or one or more valves burnt up or dropped. A mechanic would have to to inspect motor for damage, you should expect some bad news.

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