Direct supply gasoline engine oil SN grade 0W-40 automotive lubricating oil automotive engine oil

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　　Direct supply gasoline engine oil SN grade 0W-40 automotive lubricating oil automotive engine oil

　　Characteristics of gasoline engine oil lubrication and requirements for lubricating oil

　　High thermal load

　　Gasoline engines have high power and high speed (above 5000r/min), and are mostly air-cooled. Therefore, the thermal load is much higher than that of corresponding four stroke gasoline engines, and the surface temperature of the piston is very high. Lubricating oil is prone to form carbonaceous deposits at high temperatures. Causing ring sticking and cylinder pulling, therefore requiring lubricating oil to have excellent high-temperature cleanliness

　　Problems arising from the discharge of gasoline, engine oil, and fuel after combustion

　　Lubricating oil burns together with gasoline and is discharged from the exhaust pipe, which is a major difference between gasoline engines. Due to the heavy fraction of lubricating oil, a large amount of deposits are generated after combustion, which can pose the following hazards to the normal operation of the engine: these deposits can clog the exhaust port, causing poor intake and exhaust flow, thereby reducing output power; Deposits are generated on the spark plug electrode, causing cross connections, resulting in a decrease in power or even shutdown, and also reducing the lifespan of the spark plug; The high-temperature deposits in the combustion chamber cause premature ignition, disrupt the working program, and result in a decrease in power.

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