What is the ignition temperature of engine oil?
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The ignition temperature of engine oil is 200 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it is not conducive to combustion and affects power; if the temperature is too high, it affects sealing. Therefore, it is necessary to control the temperature reasonably. Under vacuum conditions, the boiling point of engine oil is around 850 degrees Celsius. Generally, the boiling point and ignition temperature of engine oil need to be determined according to the model of different engine oils, which will be marked on the bottle. Precautions for using automobile engine oil: Try to choose good engine oil: Choosing good engine oil can make the car more powerful, and the lubrication effect will be better. Especially, fully synthetic engine oil can not only protect the engine and reduce the number of oil changes but also save engine oil expenses. Also, choose different engine oil grades according to different seasons. In summer, you can choose some engine oils with relatively higher viscosity, while in winter, choose some engine oils with better fluidity. Master the replacement cycle: The engine oil replacement cycle is not fixed and needs to be determined according to the owner's usage environment and driving habits. Generally, fully synthetic engine oil is replaced every 10,000 kilometers, but in some harsh driving environments, the engine oil replacement cycle will also be shortened. The oil level should be slightly lower than the mark on the dipstick: When adding engine oil, control the amount of oil. Too much oil will increase the rotation resistance of the crankshaft, reduce the output power of the engine, and easily cause oil burning. It is advisable to keep it slightly lower than the mark on the dipstick.
