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Moving parts in an engine are generally metal on metal and in a car engine everything fits very snugly to eliminate knocking and engine rattle, but this causes extreme friction between the metal surfaces.
if you were to run your car without oil, much of the power would be lost to friction and eventually the metals will melt and fuse due to the intense heat and friction. oil serves and a lubricating coat covering most moving engine parts (where metal on metal friction is concerned) so that the metal only has the friction of the oil to cope with, which is negligible.
Overall it ruduces running heat, engine wear and increases efficiency, engine life and performance.
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What do floor scrubbers clean off the floor?
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How many grades of fuel oil are normally considered?
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Can only engines have power?
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What are some non examples of electric motor?
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What kind of light did Edmund Hillary use candle oil lamp or electric?
oil lamp
Why do engines use oil and grease?
oil and grease is used in vehicles to reduce friction.
Why do motors use oil and grease?
For lubrication. To reduce friction and heat buildup which would quickly damage the engine otherwise.
Is sae 30 non-detergent oil the same as motor oil for a car?
No. Do not use in your car. It is for use in some lawn mowers and aircompressor motors.
What did the Greeks use for grease and cooking oil and as a spread?
olive oil
What kind of oil do you use in a seagull motors leg?
Olive oil.
Which oil to use for a Briggs and stratton engine 4 cycle vs 2 cycle oil?
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What kind of oil do you put in the shaft of your weed eater?
You don't use oil, you use grease
What motor do they use in railway engines for traction?
electric motors
What can you use instead of bore oil?
Cork grease. :)
Do I use Oil or grease for a dodge Dakota door hinge?
Oil would penetrate better, but I'd use either wd-40 or white lithium grease.
What are all the types of car engines?
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Why do motors use oil?
so the car engine will perform using oil.
