Is This A Motor Or An Engine? THE GREAT DEBATE!!
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Yeah buddy I know I've never found a spot yet to put motor oil in a motor baby oil the bearings at the end of each of the chest but as far as I know motor does not take oil never found one yet that does
Engine oil
An engine is internal combustion,,a motor is powered by external source as in electric or even a water wheel
Lemmy played bass for Motor Head - NOT engine head. There, cleared it up for ya.
I feel the same exact way Steve if it has a plug and it takes electricity it's a motor if it's a combustible and needs a flammable liquid it's an engine whether it's gas or diesel and that's my story and I'm sticking to it😂
@stevessmallenginesaloon I think part of the reason why this gets confusing is because when we started to put engines on thing they were now "motorized". For example, a motorcycle is a bicycle that is not human powered, so it is motorized. That is independent of whether or not is uses electricity or another fuel. motorboat vs rowboat etc...
Lol
The Oxford English Dictionary defines “motor” as a thing that imparts motion for a vehicle or other device with moving parts. Similarly, it tells us that an engine is a machine with moving parts that converts power into motion.
Steve , you had me until you pulled out the MOTOR oil , now I’m blown out lmao
Detroit is “The Motor City”. But they install engines in cars. Motor oil vs. engine oil is also a very good point I never considered.
My head hurts. So much for sleep tonight. Thanks a lot.
to get into specifics, a motor can be electric or gas; or any other power source to provide motive power to something. an engine is a machine that converts power into motion.
so by my interpretation, every engine is a motor, but not every motor is an engine.
+1 My thought was the same with a different analogy; All bourbons are whiskeys, but not all whiskeys are bourbons.
Though in consideration of the channel, I'll go with; All Lagers are beers, but not all beers are Lagers!!🍻
Shit, you beat me to it. Lol. That's what I think too.
A square is a rectangle but a rectangle is not a square.
An engine converts fuel directly to rotary power.
A motor uses power supplied by an engine to produce rotary power.
@@bobwelch7609 nope. Both an engine and a motor convert energy into motion. But a motor is only the part that does the initial conversion. All engines are motors. Not all motors are engines.
🎶 🎵 Get your motor runnin'
Head out on the highway
Looking for adventure
In whatever comes our way...
Ohhh the oil lable is a good point haha. With my experience in purchasing various types of parts many things are labled differently through the manufacturer.
Found this on an article from MIT website ask an engineer.
“The etymologies of ‘motor’ and ‘engine’ reflect the way language evolves to represent what’s happening in the world,” says MIT literature professor Mary Fuller.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines “motor” as a machine that supplies motive power for a vehicle or other device with moving parts. Similarly, it tells us that an engine is a machine with moving parts that converts power into motion. “We use the words interchangeably now,” says Fuller. “But originally, they meant very different things.”
In my opinion...
Motor comes from the latin word MOTOR (movere) that means "that creates mouvement"
Engine comes from the French word ENGIN that means "vehicule"
So I would say that anything running with petrol is by definition using an engine because of its original use.
Anything creating movement without using petrol is a motor
By the way in French we only have 1 word for both cases : MOTEUR
I have always considered a gas engine to be a type of a motor. But I have never thought of an electric motor as an engine. But since you asked the question, I searched and found an article on the subject from the MIT School of Engineering. In summary, they say "the words are virtually synonymous."
You had it right the first time. But try to explain Motor Trend and Motor Magazine. 🤔
Your first 33 seconds said it all!
End discussion for me.
Did you remember when people also call hotwater tanks " Hot water heaters LOL " Good video Steve !!
It's a warter heater 😮
It's a cold water heater
@@robertgoth5570Doesn't it also keep the HOT water HOT? Therefore would it be a waterHEATER? OR a RE-heater
@@rayyellott9431thermos
I agree with you. I do own several outboard "motors. " lol, We both know they're engines.
Apparently the oil company is confused also. Look closely at the oil container in this video. It says "MOTOR" oil for gasoline "ENGINES". Love the video!
French Canadian here. We just use motor (moteur) like your oil jug said. Engine are for trains :)
My search engine helps me with such a dilemma.
Everyone knows it is called Search Motor.
Good one! 👍👍
Lol
Does it ever require motor oil?
Does anyone know a recycling center for used search engine oil?
More deep man thoughts from our Steve-O! Good point!
Great video, and yes, electric always meant motor, and combustion meant engine. When I was a kid. What"s wrong with people?? Love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Regards, your NO. 1 American fan...
Motorcycle....nother one!
Never Enginecycle
Conundrum here? 🤔 I better see my dictionary for this...AND my thesaurus too while I'm at it. 🧐
It enough to make a person drink beer.
I'll cheers to that.
You are right. Electric is a motor, Internal combustion is a engine. I think somewhere down the line people started using the word "motor" to describe an "engine".
The same as an adjustable wrench. A "Crescent" wrench is an adjustable wrench, but not all "adjustable" wrenches are "Crescent" wrenches. Cresent is the brand. The same goes for "Vice Grips".Not all locking pliers are "Vice Grips.
People use the words "freeze plugs" in an engine block, when they were never designed for that. They are actually "core plugs" used to block the holes used to release the sand when the engine block was casted in a sand mold.
Perhaps oil companies should be made aware of their mistake and make it right. Any "motor oil" commercial I have ever seen talks about how much more millage your "engine" will get if you use theirs.
My aunt who would be 110 now used to call the car itself, the machine. I'm guessing the machine was driven by the engine
An engine is a type of motor.
My totally crappy opinion is an engine propels something. But, since I am by no means married to that, I will understand if "motor" is swapped for "engine", although I will feel a bit weird if engine replaces motor. Thanks for ginning up some controversy Steve!
Good question.
In shop class back in high school (2002), we were taught that motors were electric powered and anything thing that ran off a fuel source were called engines.
Yup, that is what I suspected. So many here are relying upon information that they were given by a high school shop teacher, who is spewing out the same bad information that he was told by his shop teacher, 30 years ago.
@@burnetthopkins9583what is your “correct” answer then?
@@travisricks3436 I'm going with what MIT School of Engineering says. That is "Today, the words are virtually synonymous." I don't think I can go wrong with trusting one of the most respected engineering research schools in the world.
@@burnetthopkins9583 yeah, I’ve worked for engineers in the past. Most of them don’t know jack shitt with their college education.
I'm thinking waaay too much about this one Steve.
So things that may be a motor?...engine?: windmill, water wheel, how about a sail? lol
Motor and engine are interchangeable when marketed
Richard Petty says “We blew the motor”...that’s good enough for me.
You are correct, Steve. A motor can be powered by electricity, or can be pneumatic or hydraulic (or other possibilities), but does not burn fuel. An engine burns some kind of fuel, either by external combustion such as a steam engine, or internal combustion such as piston engines or turbine engines.
What about garden hoses? Some hose reels have a water motor! Hmmm
Your right man.
Great question! The Great Debate!! I'll be glad to see how this turns out! Thank you, Steve!
A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle doesn't have to be a square. I believe the same line of thinking applies here. Motors/engines consume energy to produce power to accomplish work (rectangle). The drill uses electricity (only) to produce power and is called a motor (square). An engine does not require ONLY electricity to produce power, so it is classified as an engine, but because it consumes energy and produces power it CAN also be called a motor (rectangle).
Engine cycle. Engine home. Etc. Seems they kinda. Interchange at times. I like em all lol
Great questions! I turned wrenches for a living my whole life. I worked an engine test facility for 8 of those years and the company I worked for called it the motor room.
An “engine” is an ingenious device. A “motor” is a moving thing!
When I was a kid in my early teen years I referred to the truck engine my dad was working on as a motor. Well, in his usual verbally abusive manner, he straightened me out on what was a motor (electric) and what was an engine ( gas or diesel powered) while I looked over his shoulder at a shelf lined with yearly Motor Manuals. Things like this made me a better dad….
Great debate 🎉
I agree with your first statement electric=motor, internal combustion=engine. That said, I think your 5 liter jug of "motor oil" was merely a way for the manufacturer to clarify it's not gear oil, or differential oil. Cheers Steve!
Just sorted a surging lawnmower thanks to you Steve, old video of yours I realise but you saved me a lot of money. You weren't kidding when you said that the pilot jet was small. Thanks again
Nice work!
Steve old mate, I have 2 chainsaws. One has a motor and the other has an engine. Cheers AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
Very interesting never even thought about it before. Thanks.
Steve
Steve, a great topic! I have discussed this with a friend for many years. We have circled around boat propulsion longer than I would care to go into detail. For some strange reason they are referred to as a motor with consistency. Despite that it’s still an engine 2 or 4 stroke by every means. If you manage to find an answer to this age old dilemma please post it! Great video as always.
All engines are motors. Not all motors are engines. An engine is a specific type of motor.
All my automotive workshop manuals, and parts cattledogs, feature an 'engine' section.
Traditionally, motors are electric and powered from an external source, engines are internal combustion. We know this, however, outboard motor has always been just that. I use motor as an occasional term of endearment for a badass powerplant in a musclecar, that's about it. Howdy from Fanny Bay Steve
I think they are somewhat interchangeable, but most people would not use motor for anything bigger than a car engine (ha!) and most would not use engine for most things smaller than a lawn mower. Then there is a grey area in between where either seems to fit. This is an Aussie perspective. I imagine it may vary in different countries.
I worked at Waukesha Engines, Briggs and Stratton and Harley Davidson as a Manufacturing Engineer. Originally Waukesha Engines was called Waukesha Motors. Harley Davidson refers to their product as a Motorcycle. Also an outboard is called an outboard motor. With all that said, I was also instructed that a motor was an electrical device and an internal combustion device was an engine. So in the end I don't really think it matters.
TY for Sharing
Awesome video God Bless you and your family
REally enjoyed reading thru the comments
You learned it correctly.
Steve this has been really fun thanks for all you do and be safe thanks
Engines power themselves, motors need to be powered. This is what you learn in an engineering school!
You are 1 of the Best Man!!
Love it. Your engine is just fine.
LOL. Very good point, Stevo.
I will be interested to see the comments. Hmmm?
A porterhouse is a T-bone, but a T-bone is not always a porterhouse
Well, let's consider a few things: Motor City, Motor Trend, Motor Week, motor oil, motorcycle, motor vehicle, motor boat, motorway, Las Vergas Motor Speedway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Texas Motor Speedway, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, General Motors, motor vehicle registration, California Department of Motor Vehicles, New York Department of Motor Vehicles, Arizona Motor Vehicle Division, Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. I could go on and on.
Love the film
Here in the Netherlands we say kettingzaag. Literally chainsaw. But we also say motorzaag. Well obviousley that means motorsaw. So for me it's a motor.
Your truck has motor mounts?
Engine mounts ?
I was going to go down a rabbit hole on semantics of words but grabbed a beer instead.
Cheers
I would have to say if it's internal combustion it's an engine. If it's powered by electricity, it's a motor. I'd blame the oil container on a non-professional advertising executive.
In the UK we used to say 'motor car' but usually referred to its 'engine'. Drills etc are powered by an 'electric' motor!
disagree that your truck doesn't have a motor in it. Here is why I say that. That electric starter motor turns the engine over for it to start the internal engine. The wipers have an electric motor as does the electric windows, etc. I do agree that the power supply for the truck to move is an engine, however it takes an electric motor to start it.
I've always understood that a motor has to have a source of energy to keep it in motion.
Motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Engines convert chemical energy into mechanical energy.
The oil companies disagree 😂
Both are Machines.
How about a steam engine?
And, what about a "motorcycle"?
@@Dadas0560"Chemical energy" as in gas powered motorcycles, which is a chemical full of potential energy releasing that energy by being burned...and water, which is also a chemical full of potential energy being heated releasing that energy through steam pressure. So yes...both engines.
@@antagonizerr Yeah, yet we don't call it an "enginecycel", but a "motorcycle".
In my generation, an engine could be a motor, but a motor wasn't an engine. This is a cultural definition based on generation knowledge. For example my grandfather use to tell me to watch out for the machines when we crossed the street. To him cars were called machines.
I will have to use my search motor to research this.
Good one Steve 👍🏻
Hay man great video , cheers 😂
Steve, I'll bet you a Kokanee mountain ale that your truck has more motors than you can count on one hand. Window motors, fan motors, sun roof, epas (electric power assist steering), etc. Technically, even a solenoid can be considered a motor. Cheers and thank you for sharing another fine video!
I go by the same as you Steve. Electric motor and gas is an engine. Although, I would know what someone means if the terms were interchanged. I'm from the US just FYI.
Good stuff here Steve! Electric is motor? Gas is engine? That's what I thought...till now 😅
Excellent video
The drill has electric motor that runs by electricity. The chainsaw and your truck has a motor that runs with oil in it .
Personally , I reach for the beer first and then the topic of engine or motor. What's important is beer Steve. Chainsaws have an engine btw. Peace from Michigan.
And that engine is a type of motor by the way.
I think of it like: a motor is just a powered spinney thing, but an engine is a complete system that takes in fuel, needs to be lubricated, and may have various other odds and ends on it for cooling, converting power, etc.
So an engine is more of a system, where as a motor is more of a component, and so a motor can be a piece of an engine.
I have three electric chainsaws that operate with electric motors, also I have a gas chain saw that uses mixed fuel in it's engine. I worked for over 34 years at the local Nuclear Power Plant that used many large motors that used Motor Oil for lubrication. I prefer Motor for electrically operated equipment and engine for combustion, but there are a lot of exceptions.
"Motor" and "engine" are interchangeable for chemical powered machines (i.e. something with pistons), but when electricity powered, it's always "motor" (i.e. driven by coils).
I’m with you, its the way i was taught. it bothered me so i did the research. it appears if it is a mechanism that put something in motion it can be called a motor, which includes an electric motor and a gas powered (engine) motor. but for me if it runs on fuel of any kind, it an engine
And an engine is a type of motor.
Except the dreaded outboard (boat) motor...hahaha.
Happy motoring!
Always called it a drill motor...the drill goes in the chuck!
I usually say "Electric Motor" NOT "Electric Engine".
BUT... when it comes to Internal Combustion, gas/diesel, 2 cycle or 4... Engine / Motor are used interchangeably by me.
Motor car, motorcycle, but both can have electric starter motors wiper motors? Motorised transport, let's motor on into town, keep your motor runnin' motormouth, I was motoring along down.
town etc. What gets me is the Americanism that makes electric drills (drills) the same as drill bits? (drills also!) In the UK we say bits, because they're smaller bits than the drills we put them in! Tool bits in a lathe, milling machine etc.
All engines are motors, but not all motors are engines 👍🏻
I agree with you Steve. I think it's a historical issue. General Motors, Ford Motor etc. Did the very first horseless carriages made by these companies run on electric motors? I think they probably did, but I didn't research it. Also a Steam Engine was a type of combustion engine, leading to kerosene and distillates then other combustible fuel engines. Ford, GM etc. kept their original "Motors" names. I could be wrong so we will wait for the experts on here to scold me.
HERE's another one, is it Dirt OR Soil? 😬
It seems that in today's English, the two words are interchangeable. However, I tend to think of a motor as electric and an engine as using gasoline, diesel, or similar fuel.
Changing the oil in my Tesla this afternoon
You'd probably better give it an extra quart just to make sure it runs nice and smooth 😉👍
Don't forget to top off the Blinker Fluid!
I don't buy their "sealed for life" gearboxes either.
A MOTor can be anything that imparts MOTtion. To me an engine extracts energy from some physical substance to create heat, usually by burning it, and utilizes that energy to create motion. So any engine can be called a motor. But electric motors are not engines as they use electromagnetic forces.
We're having this debate ebikes, when a sign says "no motorized vehicles"
Steve, get your motor running, head out on the highway looking for adventure in whatever comes your way.
At NASCAR they don't say gentlemen start your MOTORS
I am an electrical engineer. I have always called a device whose motor is powered by electricity a motor. I have never called it an engine. However, like you, the terms motor or engine seem to be interchangeable for gasoline engines or motors. Don't know if there is a technical difference. I agree with you 100%.
Apply fuel to a motor and it will start rotating on its own. Apply fuel to an engine and it won't rotate until it is spun by a motor.
In New York we have the DMV, Dept. of Motor Vehicles........I think things like this have gotten people to say motor instead of engine when referring to ICE motor engines.....lol
It's a conundrum. We all need to get over it. The mill in my car took a crap-
You bought the wrong oil. Go back and ask for engine oil.😂
I deserve a free coffee mug Steve! lol
I saw another youtuber's channel ("Doug In Exile") and I swear that this guy's looks and speech are so much like Steve that I would guess that they could be brothers?
Whatever you do, don't change it to Steve's small motor saloon!!!!