JET, OIL, #80

• JET: A small orifice or nozzle designed to control the flow rate of fluid—in this case, oil.

• OIL: Specifies that this jet regulates the flow of engine oil, often for lubrication or cooling purposes.

• #80: Refers to the jet size, indicating the diameter of the orifice, typically measured in hundredths of a millimeter or a calibrated number. A #80 jet allows a specific volume of oil to pass through at a controlled rate.

Function:

The Oil Jet #80 is used to:

• Lubricate internal engine components, such as piston skirts, crankshafts, or camshafts.

• Sometimes used to spray oil onto high-friction areas to reduce wear and dissipate heat.

• Maintain oil pressure and flow control within the lubrication system.