What is the function of automotive lubricating oil?
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Automotive lubricating oil can provide lubrication, reducing friction between rubber seals and window glass, effectively eliminating mechanical noise; it can also effectively clean window stains, prevent aging and corrosion of rubber seals, prevent water leakage from seals, and has functions such as moisture-proof sealing. The following are specific introductions to lubricating oil: 1. Applicable parts: Lubricating oil is suitable for parts such as windows, sunroofs, door hinges, engine hood hinges, electric rearview mirrors, and wipers, providing excellent lubrication effects for conditions like rust, jamming, and abnormal noises. 2. Classification: It is divided into engine oil, gear oil, grease, refrigeration oil, and vacuum pump oil.
Engine oil is like the lifeblood of an engine, and I must say it's particularly crucial. Right after an oil change, the engine runs noticeably smoother. During daily driving, it reduces friction between internal components, acting like a slippery protective film between parts. The oil also cleans carbon deposits and impurities, preventing sludge buildup that could clog oil passages. A friend once had blue smoke from his exhaust, which turned out to be caused by worn piston rings burning oil - a stark reminder for me to monitor oil consumption regularly. Whether in summer traffic jams with high temperatures or during cold winter starts, only the right viscosity can maintain a stable oil film. Most importantly, engine oil carries heat away to the cooling system, preventing cylinder scoring risks. I strictly change to full synthetic oil every 8,000 kilometers - this investment is far more cost-effective than engine repairs.