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Why 2 T engine oil are used in 2 stroke engine and 4 T engine oil in 4 stroke engine?
Because 2t burns cleaner than 4t.
How can you tell an engine burns oil?
You can tell an engine burns oil, when after 3 months the oil is less than half a quart down on the dipstick. This is very common in Dodge, Chrysler and Toyota, because they run at a warmer temperature than other vehicles.
Why engine oil is mix with petrol in some engine?
Oil is mixed with Petrol in what is known as a 2 cycle engine. This type of engine has no lubrication built in (as say an oil tank on a 4 cycle engine) so as the fuel/oil mixture burns lubrication is provided to the cylinder.
Why does a two cycle engine require more oil than a 4 cycle engine?
Because a 2 Cycle Engine burns the oil in the gas, and in a 4 cycle engine, it sits in the oil pan, and it isn't supposed to burn it at all.
What harm will you do to you engine by using a higher weight oil?
If you use a higher weight oil than recommended by the manufacture you may cause premature engine wear caused by oil starvation at startup. Use exactly what the manufacture of your vehicle recommends and nothing else.
What will happen if you accidentally use oil for diesel in a petrol engine?
You should immediately drain it out. Diesel oil normally has a higher weight than oil made for gasoline engines. Therefore you may have a lack of lubrication, especially at startup. This can cause premature engine wear.
Should engine be warm or cold when adding oil?
It is typically recommended to add oil to a warm engine, as this allows the oil to flow more easily and drain any impurities. However, it is important to ensure the engine is not too hot to avoid burns.
What would happen if you put car oil 20 50 in motorcycle?
Excess engine wear at startup and at full operating temperature. Use only the weight oil that is recommended by the manufacture.
20.50 motor oil for 4.3 gmc engine is it safe?
No, this is far too heavy an oil for this vehicle. This oil will cause hard starting and extreme wear at initial startup. Use exactly what is listed in the owner's manual.
Smoke from exhaust from 02 highlader goes away after warm up?
You have bad, dried out valve seals. When the engine is off, the seals dry up and allow oil to leak into the cylinder, which burns off as the somke you see on startup. But when the car warms up, oil gets back into the valve seals and they swell up enough to keep more oil from dripping into the combustion chamber, so the smoke goes away.
Why do plane engines smoke when they start up?
Plane engines may produce smoke during startup due to the combustion of oil or fuel that has accumulated in the engine or exhaust system. This can happen if the engine has not been run for a while, allowing oil to seep into the combustion chamber. Additionally, during the initial stages of engine startup, the fuel mixture can be rich, leading to incomplete combustion and visible smoke. Typically, this smoke dissipates quickly as the engine reaches normal operating conditions.
What does oil viscosity mean and how does it affect the performance of an engine?
Oil viscosity refers to the thickness or resistance to flow of the oil. It affects the engine's performance by influencing how well the oil can lubricate and protect engine parts. Higher viscosity oils are thicker and provide better protection at high temperatures, while lower viscosity oils flow more easily at cold temperatures for easier engine startup. The right viscosity oil is important for maintaining optimal engine performance and longevity.
