Putting oil (2-stroke) into gasoline, it's ok or not?
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Putting oil (2-stroke) into gasoline, it's ok or not?
I've heard a lot about putting oil into gasoline, even in cars injected, it is good, bad or it does not.
Thanks for the comments.
Thanks for the comments.
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Yes, search "premix".
Rotary engines inject motor oil into the combustion chamber to lubricate the insides. 2 stroke oil is better because it is designed for use in combustion chambers. It burns cleaner, etc. You can add 0.5 oz. per gallon of gas to improve lubrication & sealing. If you disable the stock motor oil injectors (OMP/"Oil Metering Pump") you can add 1 oz per gallon of gas, but you better not forget or you'll cause serious engine damage. Use any TCW-3 certified 2 stroke oil. In any case, the stock OMP is still good enough and premixing is not in any way necessary.
Do a search for more specifics.
Rotary engines inject motor oil into the combustion chamber to lubricate the insides. 2 stroke oil is better because it is designed for use in combustion chambers. It burns cleaner, etc. You can add 0.5 oz. per gallon of gas to improve lubrication & sealing. If you disable the stock motor oil injectors (OMP/"Oil Metering Pump") you can add 1 oz per gallon of gas, but you better not forget or you'll cause serious engine damage. Use any TCW-3 certified 2 stroke oil. In any case, the stock OMP is still good enough and premixing is not in any way necessary.
Do a search for more specifics.
Last edited by ericgrau; 04-07-08 at 07:29 PM.
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