Can Poor Fuel Nozzle Atomization Cause Gasoline to Mix with Engine Oil?
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Poor fuel nozzle atomization can cause gasoline to mix with engine oil. Other effects of poor atomization: Poor sealing between the fuel nozzle and cylinder head can lead to leakage of high-pressure gas in the cylinder, reducing the power of diesel engines. Poor sealing of the nozzle itself can result in decreased fuel injection pressure, incomplete combustion of diesel, and reduced power. Function of atomization: Its role is to expel vaporized engine oil from the crankcase and regulate the air pressure inside the crankcase. Precautions: Using low-quality or viscosity-grade inappropriate engine oil. Low-quality engine oil can accelerate wear. Additionally, engine oil with viscosity that is too low or too high can lead to poor engine lubrication, increasing wear on piston rings and cylinder walls, reducing sealing performance, and causing oil burning.