What is the difference between two-stroke engine oil and four-stroke engine oil?
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The difference between two-stroke engine oil and four-stroke engine oil lies in the cylinder head structure: The cylinder head structure of two-stroke engine oil is relatively simple, generally just a simple cover, and even if there are valves, there is only one exhaust valve; The cylinder head structure of four-stroke engine oil is very complex, with intake and exhaust valves, cooling water channels, and oil passages on it. The engine oil used in motor vehicles is the lubricating oil for the engine, which is crucial for the engine. The engine lubricating oil needs to be replaced regularly, and the replacement time varies for different vehicles, generally between 5,000 kilometers and 10,000 kilometers. Different types of engine oil also have certain differences, and when replacing, you can go to the after-sales service or a repair shop.