leroyjenkens said:That's like cutting off your own head and then kicking it like a soccer ball.
Engines can explode for a variety of reasons, such as overheating, lack of proper maintenance, or a malfunctioning component. In this specific scenario, it is likely that the engine was already damaged or malfunctioning before it exploded.
It is not very common for someone to run over their own engine after it explodes, as most people would try to avoid the debris and stop their vehicle as quickly as possible. However, in this particular case, it is possible that the driver was unable to stop due to the suddenness of the explosion and subsequent loss of control.
No, it is not safe to drive a car with a damaged or malfunctioning engine. It is important to regularly maintain and inspect your vehicle to prevent such incidents from occurring. Driving with a damaged engine can not only lead to potential explosions, but also pose a danger to yourself and others on the road.
While it is not always possible to completely prevent an engine explosion, there are steps that can be taken to minimize the risk. Regular maintenance, proper driving techniques, and promptly addressing any warning signs or issues can all help prevent an engine from exploding.
If your engine explodes while driving, try to remain calm and safely pull over to the side of the road. Do not attempt to drive the vehicle any further. Call for assistance and do not attempt to inspect or fix the engine yourself, as it may still be dangerous. Seek professional help to assess the damage and determine the cause of the explosion.