What are the functions of plastic oil filter cover?- Taizhou Kelong Plastic Mould Co., Ltd.

The air filter is generally invisible (it's tightly packed inside the airtight airbox), so it's hard to know what's going on with it. In order to make the vehicle perform at its best and get the best fuel economy, the air filter, an important component related to vehicle power, requires very careful care. The plastic oil filter cover can block the dust and road dust entering the engine. These hard particles will cause internal wear of the engine, causing scratches on the cylinder surface, adsorption on the surface of closely fitted parts, and causing surface wear of exposed and lubricated parts. . Car manufacturers recommend paying close attention to the condition of the air filter, and thus their recommendation is to proactively check it every 10,000 or 15,000 kilometers.

Check your air filter every time you change the oil; see if there is obvious dirt and dust; replace the plastic radiator cap according to the user manual, if you have found that the air filter is covered with dust, you should replace it more often. Computer-controlled EFI systems rely on clean air filters to maintain precise air/fuel ratio balance, which is important. If the air filter is dirty, the fuel supply system will incorrectly control the air-fuel ratio balance, and the ECM (Engine Control Module) will additionally adjust the fuel mixture ratio to compensate for the reduced intake air volume. This results in an incorrect air-fuel ratio and therefore insufficient combustion, reduced fuel efficiency, and reduced power. All this is because the air filter is not clean. The fuel consumption of such a car is not low! Remember, adequate air is the key to proper engine operation. Your engine is a giant blower, and plenty of air intake will make your car perform better and consume less fuel.

If you always use the original or better product when replacing the air filter, the service life of the vehicle will increase. For models equipped with a carburetor, the contamination of the air filter will lead to poor atomization of the carburetor, resulting in increased vehicle fuel consumption, reduced driving reliability, and clogging of the catalytic converter (excessive gasoline entering the engine interior, more than the design value of the valve). The carbon deposits formed inside the valve limit the last bit of air intake, reducing vehicle performance and engine power, and these failures are all due to the pollution of the air filter!

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