How Many Kilometers Can 4 Liters of Oil Run?
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4 liters of oil can generally run for about 50 kilometers. Mineral Oil: Mineral oil base is refined from crude oil. After extracting gases, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and heavy oil from crude oil, the mineral oil base is then refined, leaving asphalt as the final residue. The mineral oil base is transparent with a slight amber tint, similar to the color of salad oil. Typically, mineral oil is very low-cost, but since the mineral oil base oxidizes more easily, even though modern mineral oils contain various imported additives, their service life is still about six months. Full Synthetic Oil: Full synthetic oil contains only PAO or ester-based synthetic compounds, all of which are artificially made through chemical processes. Initially used in the aviation industry, it was later adopted in racing and is now widely used in passenger cars. The advantages of full synthetic oil include high cleanliness, excellent fluidity, superior cooling capability, and outstanding oxidation resistance. Semi-Synthetic Oil: Semi-synthetic oil is a blend of synthetic oil with a portion of mineral oil, typically in a ratio of 4:6 (mineral oil to synthetic oil). It combines the benefits of full synthetic oil while being more affordable. However, semi-synthetic oil performs slightly worse than full synthetic oil in all aspects, with the main advantage being its lower price. Its replacement cycle is also slightly shorter than that of full synthetic oil.