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Yes, of course. These would be engine oils, which can be either petroleum based or completely Synthetic, or a combination of both. They have varying viscosity ratings from 5W20 SAE to 20W50, or 30W, 40W etc.
Manual transmissions and differentials use special gear oil blends of much higher viscositys, such as 90W or 85W140. Then there are oils often referred to as fluids for Automatic transmissions, "ATF" or Power Steering etc.
But all cars I'm aware of, that use tires anyway definitely use oil!
Oil is also used in the manufacture and composition of certain parts as well, tires and plastics, to name only two.
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Is vegetable oil chemically similar to the oil used in cars?
NO
What are cars used for today?
Today, pedal cars are usually used as hobby cars, for fun or as a form of entertainment. Pedal cars are very popular all over the United States, and the whole world.
What is the source of oil currently used for?
cars
Is there an oil viscosity sensor in any of the cars made today?
The 2012 Fiat500 has an oil viscosity sensor screwwd into the oil pan.
What in cars can be used other then diesel?
vegetable oil
Can you use water to replace oil used for cars?
no
What is the name of fluid used in damper for cars?
Oil
How is viscosity used in cars?
It is used as a lubricant. Ex engine oil
What is a nuclear fuel cell?
Today they are used in cars
Are hydrogen cars used today?
Only in experiments.
How is force and motion used today?
itz used in cars on the road
What are uses for oil and oil products?
oil is used for running cars, heating homes, it products electricity
