Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The simple answer is that motor oil is a bad conductor. If car oil touches electricity, not much would happen. Lubricants are usually only slightly conductive. But some oils can conduct an electric current.
are very well made. If you’re concerned about a fire or problems that may result from the interaction of car oil and electricity, you should know that it’s unlikely. However, it doesn’t hurt to have a car insurance policy that helps to ease your worry.
to find a policy that addresses all of your concerns. Jerry contacts your insurance company to get the details of your current coverage, so you don’t have to scale a mountain of questions. You get all the best prices and coverage with none of the legwork. And if that company isn’t for you, Jerry helps cancel your old policy.
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