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Read MoreFoam forms when air is mixed with the engine oil and the resultant bubbles do not collapse easily. Air can be added to oil in a running engine by crankshafts, gears, pumps, oil jets and by a quick re-circulating mass of lubricant. There is some aeration. Nonetheless, excessive foam may reduce lubrication efficiency and disrupt normal oil circulation. Several conditions can aggravate the problem. One such example is the whipping of the oil by moving components due to overfilling a crankcase. Contamination with water or coolant can also alter the oil’s surface behavior, and an inappropriate lubricant can release entrained air too slowly. Besides, a leak on the suction side can introduce undesired air into the lubrication system. Therefore, continuous foam might cause unstable oil pressure, reduced cooling efficiency, and less stable protective oil films.
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