Use 4 cycle oil if the engine is a 4 cycle engine. Use 2 cycle if it is a 2 cycle. Use the weight oil recommended by the manufacture of your ATV.
what is the application? if it is an ATV 10-30 or 10-40 will work but use ATV motor oil because it has different additives than automobile oil. If your application does not have an oil filter use anon detergent oil.
No difference. Automobile motor oil is 4 stroke oil just like the oil you use in a 4 stroke ATV. Just purchase the correct weight of any name brand. I recommend you use 100% Synthetic in any air cooled engine.
If it is a 2 stroke use 80/90. Weight gear oil. If its 4 stroke run what specified on the engine
No 4 stroke motors use 91 octain fuel or better. You only mix oil & gas for 2 stroke motors.
3.5 quarts
It is possible to use 4-stroke oil in a 2-stroke engine in an emergency situation. You should not use this oil in the long term as it will damage the engine.
A 2 stroke will require oil & gas mix while a 4 stroke will not. 4 stroke engines are usually quieter also. Check out link below. http://www.howstuffworks.com/two-stroke.htm
10-40w
Pre-Mixed FuelAs far as I know Honda does not sell any 2 stroke ATV's expesially in 2003 model year (Most older snowmobiles and Motocross bikes are 2 stokes). A 2 stroke requires you to mix 2 stroke oil with the gas prior to combustion because the oil lubricates the internal engine part's as it goes through the motor. I own a 2000 Honda TRX 450ES which is a 4 stroke. A Four stroke gets its lubrication from oil that is permanently in the crank case. An oil pump presurizes the oil and sends it to the vital areas of the motor. In a four stroke you are not required to mix oil with the gas because it receives its lubricating oil from the crank case oil. Provided that your machine is not a 2 stroke (which I doubt it is) you just have to check the your oil level add gas and go. I recomend an oil & filter change once yearly depending on use. I use AMS oil which I what the Person I purchased it from used. The is a specific oil for 4 stroke ATV,s that that company makes.
Pre-Mixed FuelAs far as I know Honda does not sell any 2 stroke ATV's expesially in 2003 model year (Most older snowmobiles and Motocross bikes are 2 stokes). A 2 stroke requires you to mix 2 stroke oil with the gas prior to combustion because the oil lubricates the internal engine part's as it goes through the motor. I own a 2000 Honda TRX 450ES which is a 4 stroke. A Four stroke gets its lubrication from oil that is permanently in the crank case. An oil pump presurizes the oil and sends it to the vital areas of the motor. In a four stroke you are not required to mix oil with the gas because it receives its lubricating oil from the crank case oil. Provided that your machine is not a 2 stroke (which I doubt it is) you just have to check the your oil level add gas and go. I recomend an oil & filter change once yearly depending on use. I use AMS oil which I what the Person I purchased it from used. The is a specific oil for 4 stroke ATV,s that that company makes.
an 1999 suzuki king quad is 4 stroke running straight gas the oil goes in at the back of the ATV right of the hitch should see the oil cap clear as day
Putting gas into the oil of a 4-stroke ATV, and running it can cause damage if oil is diluted enough. Gas is not a lubricant and bearing/cylinder wall damage can occur. drain the oil and refill with clean oil.