why does low oil in a engine use more fuel ?
#3
DEYTUKURJERBS
why you say that ginge?
should do opposite as it reduces oil drag and therefore increases power.
race cars run a little oil as they can get away with for that reason.
should do opposite as it reduces oil drag and therefore increases power.
race cars run a little oil as they can get away with for that reason.
#5
just finding my feet
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cause when ever my fuel economy goes down my oil is low, i refill and it seems to get better
aint the only car either and ive been told a few people noticed this
hence me asking
aint the only car either and ive been told a few people noticed this
hence me asking
#7
just finding my feet
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steve just what ive noticed, not saying its the way
oh race engines and road engines aint the same thing
im talking about my fuel economy went to 12mpg, i looked at a few things and found nothing,, checked the oil and it was a little low
now im back to 15mpg hence me posting
maybe its placebo
oh race engines and road engines aint the same thing
im talking about my fuel economy went to 12mpg, i looked at a few things and found nothing,, checked the oil and it was a little low
now im back to 15mpg hence me posting
maybe its placebo
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#8
DEYTUKURJERBS
race engines and road engines work the same way, there is no voodoo magic in a race engine to make them work the opposite way round.
its simple science.
placebo like you said.
unless engine was fucked and had no lubrication
its simple science.
placebo like you said.
unless engine was fucked and had no lubrication
#9
just finding my feet
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steve 30mph and top speed/revs are different conditions though so hard to compare and be acurate
but maybe it IS a placebo, just strange that the car WAS low on oil
also a little low on water but the water temp wasnt higher than norm
but maybe it IS a placebo, just strange that the car WAS low on oil
also a little low on water but the water temp wasnt higher than norm
#10
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formula 1 run dry sump engines so friction loss due to oil "slurpage" (cant think of a better word)is not a problem. You'll probly find the loss of power is due to lack of oil round the rings resulting in lower compression. I am pissed so reserve the right to delete post when sobre...
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