Replacement the engine oil

Regardless of whether you drive a new or used car, changing the engine oil is a mandatory procedure to ensure stable and safe operation of the vehicle. The replacement intervals may vary, but the main guidelines are the manufacturer’s recommendations and the information in the service book.

During frequent long-distance trips, the car runs at high speeds, albeit steadily. In such cases, the lubricant loses its physical properties faster, so it may need to be replaced more often. This is especially true for drivers who travel a lot on highways or frequently go on business trips.

Oil color is not always an indicator

It is a common belief that dark oil is of poor quality or “dirty,” but this is not always the case. Engines with high mileage can change the color of the lubricant quite quickly without losing its effectiveness.

On the other hand, even “clean” looking oil may not meet the specifications needed to protect the engine.

Better more often than less often. If the lubricant has lost its properties, it is unable to fully perform these functions, which can lead to damage or even engine stalling. Fuel consumption also increases, and the engine operates under increased load.

Don’t forget about filters

Along with the oil, you should always change the oil filter. This prevents dirt, moisture, or wear products from entering the engine, extending its service life.

It is also recommended to check the oil level and condition regularly, even between changes.

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