Oil - The Lifeblood Of Your Car
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Oil: The Lifeblood of Your Car
Summary:
I once experienced a cautionary tale firsthand. As a passenger in a car with an active oil leak, I advised the driver to pull over and call for a tow. She attempted to reach home instead, only for the engine to seize and die?"a costly mistake that could have been avoided.
Your car’s engine relies on oil for lubrication. Without it, heat and friction can bring your engine to a halt, as seen in the example above.
Years ago, when I purchased a new car, a mechanic told me that regular oil changes could extend the engine’s life to 200,000 miles. He was right. I changed the oil every 3,000 miles, and my car reached 189,000 miles without engine issues, ultimately retiring due to a rusted frame. The mechanic also noted the original, larger oil filter, which allowed more oil to circulate, cooling and cleaning the engine. I continued using this larger filter when I started changing the oil myself.
Today, many new cars require oil changes every 5,000 miles or more. I prefer changing mine at least every 5,000 miles. This routine maintenance isn’t just about oil?"technicians check belts, hoses, and other fluids. It's certainly better to replace a worn belt in the shop than to be stranded, waiting for a tow.
Regular oil changes are crucial for protecting your car and your investment.
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