How To Destroy An Automobile Engine

How to Destroy an Automobile Engine Driving an automobile is something that nearly everyone has to do. Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to keep them running. Automobiles require careful and timely maintenance to perform the way that an automobile truly should. If oil changes, filter changes, and spark plug changes are not done routinely, an automobile engine would quickly be destroyed. Oil is used as a lubricant inside of most engines to keep metal parts from rubbing together as the engine runs. Over time the oil loses its viscosity and becomes thinner. If the oil is left in this state for a long period of time, the oil will begin to burn away and metal parts will begin to wear down. To destroy your automobile engine, I would recommend never changing

Filters catch any bituminous particles that are created from wear and tear in an engine. To kill your automobile engine, I would never change your filters. The particles created from never changing the oil will begin to clog the oil filter and restrict the flow of oil. When the air filter clogs, it will cause the engine to suck in unclean air. Dirty fuel filters can cause reduced flow of gasoline and thus, delay acceleration. This will then speed up the destruction of your transportation by causing even more friction between metal parts. Before any automobile engine can thoroughly be destroyed, it has to be started up. The spark plugs are used to create a spark that ignites the fuel inside of your engine. Over time the spark plugs begin to get dirty, break apart, and become gummed up. This keeps the plugs from sparking. If you want to destroy your engine, I suggest never changing your plugs. The longer you wait to change your plugs, the harder it will be for your engine to keep the fuel ignited and the engine running. Along with the destruction from the thin oil and clogged up filters, the engine may not even start at