1st. Lubrication, if the oil works correctly none of the metal parts actually touch each other.
2nd most important Carey contaminants and dirt away to be trapped in the oil filter.
3rd Cooling, many moving components inside the engine are cooled by the oil, not directly by the cooling system.
lubricates the crankshaft and pistons
It is used as a lubricant. Ex engine oil
Used oil is oil that has already been employed for a purpose. Used motor oil, for example, is motor oil that has been run through an engine. Used cooking oil is oil that has been utilized in the preparation of food.
Oil in vehicles is typically not consumed within the engine, what is in the engine is cycled through, unless of course your engine is burning or leaking oil. Most passenger cars though run on 4 to 5 quarts of oil.
Of course you can. A small 4 cycle engine uses the exact same oil as used in any car.
Castrol Motor makes the best engine oil for classic cars. Also, Pennzoil is an good choice for classic cars . Including, Mobil 1 and Amsoil. They are all great sources of oil for classic cars, but Castrol is the number one best oil for classic cars.
On newer cars it is a copy on the top of the engine marked "OIL".
Yes you use engine oil in all cars regardless of transmission.
To pump oil around the engine where it is needed.
Keeps oil in the engine where a part has to pass through
There is no such thing as an oil pressure light on most cars. Some cars have oil pressure gauges, and all have a "Engine" light or "Check Engine" light with a picutre of either an oil can, or Engine Block The oil pressure warning light usually looks like a little red oil can. The check engine light looks like a little yellow engine.
There is no such thing as an oil pressure light on most cars. Some cars have oil pressure gauges, and all have a "Engine" light or "Check Engine" light with a picutre of either an oil can, or Engine Block The oil pressure warning light usually looks like a little red oil can. The check engine light looks like a little yellow engine.