How engine oil works from 1937

An 87-year-old film is better at explaining the lubrication system than any other video on YouTube...

Building a Mercedes-AMG G63 V8 engine. [📹 Mr. Benz]

Jam Handy educational films. Henry Jamison “Jam” Handy had a long and amazingly productive career creating fantastic educational films—like this one explaining car differentials.

Where are these kind of documentaries nowadays?

This video, “Riding the Film,” explains the splash approach to engine lubrication starting from the very basics: why oil works better than water to allow two surfaces to slide against each other.

The largest reciprocating engine in the world, the Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C, produces around 80,080 kilowatts (107,390 hp).

A V16 Engine made from Lego A V16 engine is an internal combustion engine with 16 cylinders arranged in two banks of eight, usually forming a “V” shape.

This video showcases motor oil viscosities and their impact on engine performance

Interesting bit of hydraulic physics. Trapped air in the middle bottle increases pressure, pushing the liquid into the right bottle.

This is how the front symbol of Rolls Royce works