Don't Just Pour It! These Are 5 Risks If You Fill Too Much Machine Oil

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JAKARTA Lubricants are vital parts in maintaining the performance of vehicles, both motorbikes and cars. Without sufficient lubricant and appropriate, the engine can be damaged quickly and does not work optimally. But be careful, filling the engine oil also has rules. If there are too many, it can actually trigger various serious problems.

Citing Suzuki's official website and reported by ANTARA, Monday, May 5, there are five bad impacts that can occur if the owner of the vehicle from the oil tung oil without paying attention to the maximum limit suggested by the manufacturer. Here's the explanation:

1. Quality of Lower Oil

Instead of getting more durable, most oils can actually damage their own quality. The excessive volume of oil can make the engkol space inundated, so that the engine becomes rougher when turned on. Instead of protecting the components, excess oil can even speed up the wear and damage to the engine.

2. Milling Piston Movement

Piston, who should have worked freely, will be burdened if there is too much oil. The submerged iron axis can make the piston move heavier, as a result, the engine performance will decrease because the resulting power is not optimal.

3. Kopling Becomes Problematic

For motorcycle owners with manual transmission, this should be watched out for. Too many oils can cause too much coupling, especially the type of wet coupling experiencing slips. As a result, engine power is not distributed properly and can even cause serious damage to the down engine.

4. Risk of Leaked Oil

The oil that overflows because it is too full can infiltrate the part of the engine that should not be exposed to lubricants, for example to the engkol axis area. This can cause leakage and one of the signs is white exhaust smoke "signs the cooking oil."

5. Lubricants are not evenly distributed

Ironically, too much oil does not run optimally. The oil pump will find it difficult to distribute lubricants throughout the machine due to inappropriate pressure. If left unchecked, this condition could cause expensive machine damage.