Is Frequent Oil Change Good for the Engine?
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Frequent oil changes have no negative impact on the engine. Engine oil is an essential lubricant that ensures the normal operation of the engine. Its specific functions include lubricating metal components, reducing friction between parts, dissipating the immense heat generated during engine operation, cleaning fine metal debris caused by wear, as well as providing sealing, shock absorption, and rust prevention. The reasons for a significant increase in engine oil consumption are as follows: 1. Natural wear. When the valve oil seal is damaged, the phenomenon of oil burning becomes more apparent. 2. Improper maintenance. Exceeding the recommended mileage without maintenance (i.e., delaying maintenance). If the oil is too dirty, the impurities in the oil can accelerate the wear of the engine cylinders. Excessive oil addition.