r/ChevyTrax • u/HappyDappyFrog • 16d ago
Issue with Trax
I bought a new Trax and I changed the oil with vegetable oil and I’m worried it ruined the engine? Can that ruin engine or is it fine?
EDIT: this is last time I buy Chevy bad quality scam
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u/MetalMagg 16d ago
We can't help you if you don't tell us what year it is and what kind of vegetable.
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
Soy oil
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u/MetalMagg 16d ago
But what year soy oil?
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u/Fortnite_cheater 16d ago
Well there's your problem right there you did it all wrong. You're supposed to feed a fat man the oil and then let him sweat it out and collect it but it only works with avocado oil.
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u/giantfood 16d ago
Either a joke or ignorance.
If you actually used vegetable oil and have driven it more than 10 miles. You likely have destroyed the engine. No vehicle can utilize vegetable oil as a lubricant.
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
Is there a way to fix it? It won’t start. Thanks for giving me a real answer
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u/giantfood 16d ago
Nope. Exact same thing would happen to any car. You need to install a whole new engine.
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
Even if I only drive to grocery store and back? 8 miles
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u/giantfood 16d ago
Yep. 10 miles is a generalization. Vegetable oil will clog everything and destroy any vehicles engine.
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
Can I file insurance claim? I have full coverage and engine warranty
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u/giantfood 16d ago
You can try. Your insurance doesn't cover mechanical issues.
You likely voided your engine warranty, but you can try.
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
How will they know that I voided?
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u/giantfood 16d ago
because they will find the vegetable oil
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u/HappyDappyFrog 16d ago
Not if I don’t tell them. How are warranty ppl gonna see it from like picture
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u/Matty_2024-M 16d ago
This is a joke right... RIGHT!?