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Motor Oil
Motor oil is a lubricant used to reduce friction and wear between moving parts in internal combustion engines. It helps to cool the engine, clean and protect engine parts, and prevent corrosion.
This Oil is usually made from petroleum-based products, synthetic blends, or fully synthetic oils. The type of motor oil used depends on the type of engine, driving conditions, and manufacturer recommendations.
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Oil is a lubricant used in internal combustion engines to reduce friction and wear between moving parts, improve engine performance and extend its lifespan. It acts as a cooling agent, helps clean the engine, prevents corrosion, and reduces engine deposits.
These oils can be made from petroleum-based products, synthetic blends, or fully synthetic oils and come in different viscosities and grades to suit different engines and driving conditions. The right type of motor oil should be used based on the manufacturer’s recommendations and operating conditions.
Types of Motor Oil
There are several types of motor oil, including:
Conventional or mineral oil: made from crude oil and the most common type of motor oil.
Synthetic blend oil: a mixture of conventional and synthetic oil.
Full synthetic oil: made entirely from chemical compounds and designed to perform better in extreme temperatures and conditions.
High-mileage oil: specifically designed for engines with over 75,000 miles on the odometer.
Synthetic high-performance oil: designed for high-performance and luxury vehicles.
Diesel engine oil: formulated for diesel engines and the type of fuel they use.
Marine oil: for use in boats and other marine engines.
Biodegradable oil: made from plant-based materials and designed to break down more easily in the environment.
The right type of motor oil should be used based on the manufacturer’s recommendations and operating conditions.
