What is the purpose of adding engine oil to a car?
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Adding engine oil to a car ensures the normal operation of the engine. Engine oil, also known as engine lubricant, is composed of base oil and additives. Its functions include: 1. Lubrication; 2. Assisting in cooling and temperature reduction; 3. Cleaning; 4. Sealing and preventing leaks; 5. Rust and corrosion prevention; 6. Shock absorption and cushioning, as well as anti-wear. Engine oil is classified by viscosity into: 1. Four-stroke engine oil; 2. Two-stroke engine oil. Engine oil can also be selected based on usage conditions: 1. Diesel engine oil: Chosen according to the combined mechanical and thermal loads of the car engine and the severity of the engine's operating conditions; 2. Gasoline engine oil: Selected based on the severity of the engine's operating conditions, additional devices in the car's intake and exhaust systems, and the production year.