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Old 07-26-2023 | 10:54 AM
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Yesterday night on I-95 I ran over some debris that cut a front tire on my 2006 XKR. I have replaced a wheel with a donut spare but did not notice that also an oil cooler was damaged. In about 100 miles I lost most of oil. I did not know it before the red emergency warning light blinked in the turn. I stopped immediately. I always carry 2 qts of oil. With those poured in the engine I nursed the car to the nearest gas station. Without any further warning. I had bought a piece of hose and two clamps and bypassed the oil cooler. I drove the car to my friend's place. Today after I started the car I noticed a strange noise from the supercharger. A sort of howling noice with a mechanical undertone. When I raise RPMs the noise goes away. My question is - can I drive the car 700 miles home? Can I do any repair, if necessary, on the road? Thanks.
 
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Old 07-26-2023 | 11:46 AM
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First, you're in the wrong forum (should be x100).

Regarding the supercharger noise, I occasionally got bearing noise on mine that that would then go away. I should think you'll be fine. Consider beating replacement in the future, along with valley hoses.
 
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Old 07-26-2023 | 12:00 PM
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Supercharger oil is separate from engine oil.
 
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