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what color is bad engine oil
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Bad engine oil often deviates from its original light amber color to a darker shade. Fresh and healthy engine oil is typically a clear, light amber color that enables you to see through it. As it gets older and contaminated through use, it becomes darker due to the accumulation of particles, dirt, and by-products of combustion. Extremely dark, almost black engine oil is a sign of oil that has deteriorated significantly and is no longer providing optimal lubrication and protection for your engine. It's crucial to regularly check your engine oil's color and consistency. Dark oil isn't automatically bad if it is within the service interval, but if it's thick, sludgy, or there are visible particles mixed in, it should be changed. Remember, engine oil is the lifeblood of your engine; keeping it clean ensures longevity and performance. Always refer to your vehicle's manual for the recommended oil change interval and specifications to keep your engine running smoothly.
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