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Lubricating Oil

Lubricating oil, simply known as lubricant or lube, is a class of oil used to reduce friction, wear and heat between two mechanical components contact each other. Lubricating oil is used for these types of reasons:
i. As a cleaning agent
ii. As a cooling agent
iii. Reduce wear between two mechanical parts
iv. Making a sliding seal between cylinder wall and piston wall
v. Keep the cylinder head cool
There have more advantages.

How lubricating oil  works in engine: 




Oil is stay in Oil pan. Then oil in pumped and send to oil filter. Then oil is send to main Oil gallery. From their oil is send to camshaft and rocker shaft.

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