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All automotive engines that are equipped with full-floating pistons pins use which type of lubrication systems?
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Why is oil used in engines?
Lubrication and cooling.
What career designs engines?
Automotive engineering
What jobs does an automotive engineer do?
Simple. They design, test, and improve automotive parts, bodies, and engines.
How are marine engines different from automotive engines?
Marine engines are almost always based on an automotive/ industrial counterpart. They are marinated to have a cooling system that uses the seawater to cool them directly or indirectly through a heat exchanger.
What is someone who knows about car engines called?
An automotive technician.
What do you call a person who knows about car engines?
An automotive technician.
What is the function and operation of oil filters-screens in turbine engines?
Because they spin at such high speeds, turbine engines are very sensitive to oil-system contaminants. Even something as small as a piece of grit can cause problems if it gets into the wrong part of the lubrication system. Turbine engines are therefore equipped with very sophisticated and redundant oil filtration systems to ensure the reliability of the engine.
Why is there lead in petrol?
It is lubrication for the upper part of European engines it was banned in 1975 in the usa
What is the name of a Person Who Knows All About Car Engines?
An automotive Technician.
Where can you buys Engines for cars?
try a JCwhitney catalog,they have everything automotive!
Why do you use oil for your engines?
Because engines are made from metal, all the moving parts require lubrication otherwise damage occurs and they sieze up.
Why you add oil into petrol?
Oil may be added to petrol for two cycle engines to provide lubrication.
