The Lubrication System

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The Lubrication System Parts and Function

What would happen if an engine didn’t have a lubrication system???

Four Basic Lubrication System Functions Cools Cleans Seals Lubricates

Major Lubrication System Components Oil Pump Oil Pan Oil Filter Oil Galleries Dip Stick Oil Pressure Sending Unit

Lubricating Oil Terminology Viscosity Viscosity Index A.P.I. S.A.E. Single Viscosity Multi Viscosity Pour Point depressant Detergent Dispersant

Maintenance Oil should be changed every 3000 miles or at manufacturers suggested interval Use viscosity/grade designed for vehicle Filter should also be changed Oil changes are needed because oil gets contaminated with carbon, water, metal filings and gasoline

Be kind to Mother Earth Take your waste motor oil to a local garage or municipal facility for recycling. Remember--one gallon of oil carelessly dumped into a drain can pollute over a million gallons of water!!