lubrication system

Because of the high speeds, they need very sophisticated lubrication systems.

For the same reason, a dry sump lubrication system was also used.

A near miss also damaged the forced lubrication system.

There was, after all, the push-button lubrication system of the 1935 Auburn.

There are several different types of automatic lubrication systems including:

- The lack of lubrication system that protects the engine parts from wear.

The types of lubrication system can be categorized into three groups:

The lubrication system makes sure that every moving part in the engine gets oil so that it can move easily.

The engine also sports a pressurized lubrication system controlled thermostatically.

Dual pumps within the sump provided a novel internal lubrication system.

In 1937, Lincoln introduced the first single-line, positive-displacement lubrication system for industry.

The engine uses a dry sump oil lubrication system.

The crankshaft, pistons and lubrication system were special to the Blower engine.

The lubrication system is self-contained, the oil tank being integral with the air intake casing.

Instead, the car body received several reinforcement supports and the novel, but ultimately troublesome central lubrication system was removed.

A removable cowling covers the oil tank and pipes for the lubrication system.

The crankshaft was supported on ball bearings which allowed a simple 'splash' lubrication system to be used.

It had a longer crankshaft nose, four K-4 carburetors, and a modified lubrication system.

Cutting fluids degrade over time due to contaminants entering the lubrication system.

In 1964, the "Subarumatic" lubrication system did this mixing from an under-hood reservoir.

Lubrication system control (only a few have electronic control)

The dry sump lubrication system was also modified.

This model lacks an automatic lubrication system thus two-stroke oil must be pre-mixed with petrol.

Yet further factors that can lead to failure of moving parts include failures in the cooling and lubrication systems of a machine.

The supercharger had its own lubrication system.