Oil is everywhere and car now wont start

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Asked by GuruSZ9NZ May 12, 2019 at 07:34 PM about the 2009 Subaru Forester 2.5 X Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So this afternoon i was driving and then this
happened. Now car wont start. I just brought the
car to a local mechanic to replace 6 clamps, the
exhaust and the radiator. Any idea guys?

2 Answers

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Were you in an accident or hit some road debris? Was the exhaust damaged? Did you check the oil level? You say oil was everywhere but there is nothing in the quote about replacing oil or whatever may have been damaged to leak oil. (oil could also have come from a turbo is your car has one). As to not starting, that could be anything. Start by checking the battery cables or for a charged up battery.

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So i saw a lot of white smoke. And now it starts but it wont move. Im not sure what it is :(

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