Black engine oil? Find out the real reason before you change it!
🔴Engine oil not only lubricates engine components, but also helps absorb heat and cleanse internal parts of deposits, helping the engine operate efficiently and at an appropriate temperature.
When new oil is added, its color is usually clear amber (similar to light gold), but with daily use and constant exposure to high engine temperatures, it's normal for its color to gradually change and darken.
Hence, some people ask a common question:
Does a dark or black oil color mean it's expired or unusable?
In fact, not all color changes indicate oil damage.
Sometimes, oils contain additives designed to clean the engine from the inside. These additives quickly draw out deposits and impurities, causing the oil to change color more quickly. This is evidence that the oil is performing its function efficiently, not a sign of damage.
Conversely, some oils may retain their light color for longer, but this doesn't necessarily mean they are the best or original. * Therefore, it is not recommended to judge the condition of engine oil based on color alone.
It is always best to adhere to the oil change schedule recommended by the manufacturer in the vehicle owner's manual, taking into account the type of oil used, driving conditions, and mileage.
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00:00 Introduction
02:09 Why does engine oil turn black?
04:39 When should engine oil be changed?
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