The film examines the concentrations of elements in 20 of the most commonly chosen engine oils. Data sourced from La Taberna del Motor channel. These include oils such as (along with links to the source tables):
1 Castrol Edge M • Aceite Motor Castrol E...
2 Ravenol SMP • Aceite Motor [Ravenol ...
3 Ravenol VMP • 😛 [Muy TOP]😛- Aceite S...
4 Liqui Moly Top Tec 4200 • Aceite Motor Liqui Mol...
5 Shell Helix Ultra ECT • ✅Aceite Motor Shell He...
6 Motul X-clean+ • [EL MAS VENDIDO] Acei...
7 Motul Specific 504/507 • Para VAG 😅 [ LOS HAY M...
8 Valvoline SynpowerXL-III • Aceite Motor Sintético...
9 Total Ineo MC3 • Aceite Motor 👉 Total I...
10 Total INEO Long Life • Aceite Motor [SINTETIC...
11 Fuchs Titan GT1 Pro • Aceite [SINTETICO] Fuc...
12 Mannol Energy Combi LL • Aceite Sintético Manno...
13 Castrol Magnatec Stop-Start • Aceite Motor Castrol M...
14 Liqui Moly Molygen • Aceite Motor Liqui Mol...
15 Mobil1 ESP (poprzedni) • NUEVO 2023 Aceite Moto...
16 Mobil1 ESP (aktualny) • NUEVO 2023 Aceite Moto...
17 Amsoil SS • ✅ Amsoil Signature Ser...
18 Mobil Super 3000 Formula FE • Aceite Motor Mobil Sup...
19 Millers Oil EE Long Life • Aceite Motor Sintético...
20 Valvoline MAX Life • Aceite Motor Valvoline...
The video discusses the concentrations of various elements in engine oils, focusing on their impact and significance. It begins by comparing different engine oils in terms of their viscosity class, quality class according to ACEA and API, and key properties such as kinematic viscosity, viscosity index, total base number, and acid number. The main elements analyzed include molybdenum, phosphorus, zinc, boron, magnesium, and calcium.
Molybdenum, known for its anti-wear properties, forms an essential part of many engine oils, contributing to friction reduction and protection against wear. Boron, another crucial element, acts as a dispersant and friction modifier, aiding in maintaining oil cleanliness and reducing friction.
Phosphorus and zinc are traditional anti-wear elements found in engine oils, playing key roles in preventing wear and tear. Their concentrations in oils are vital factors in determining their effectiveness in protecting engine components.
Calcium and magnesium are primarily used as detergents in engine oils, helping to keep the engine clean by neutralizing acids and removing contaminants. However, excessive levels of calcium may contribute to issues like LSPI (Low-Speed Pre-Ignition), while magnesium is known to have a positive impact on reducing LSPI occurrence.
Overall, the analysis aims to provide insights into the composition of engine oils and their performance characteristics, helping viewers make informed decisions when selecting oils for their vehicles.
12 апр 2024
