What's the difference between wet sump and dry sump oil systems? #Pennzoil #Ad #EngineeringExplained | Engineering Explained

A wet sump oil system is a type of lubrication system commonly used in internal combustion engines, where the engine oil is stored in a sump (or oil pan) located at the bottom of the engine. This system is widely used in cars, motorcycles, and smaller aircraft engines. Key Features of a Wet Sump Oil System: 1. Oil Storage: The oil is held in the sump, which also serves as a reservoir. 2. Oil Circulation: An oil pump draws oil from the sump and circulates it through the engine to lubricate moving