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Where does a 2 stroke engine cylinder lubrication go once used?
Oil used in a 2 stroke motor is specially engineered to provide lubrication and to burn. The oil is burned in the combustion chamber.
What will cause a lifter to go bad in a car engine?
Lack of oil changes.
Fuel mixture ratio gas to oil on raptor 660 r?
you don't mix the oil/gas. you only do that on a 2 stroke engine. that is a 4 stroke. it has a separate reservoir where you put your oil. just put unleaded gas in tank and go.
If a car is not driven in 4 years but started once a week for 10 minutes will the oil go bad and damage the engine?
it may go bad, it is better to replace the oil
Will your car overheat if you need oil?
Depends on how much oil there is. Running any four-stroke engine with low or no oil is going to cause serious damage. Connecting rods and head parts would most likely go first. Oil acts as a coolant for internal parts as well as a lubricant. Without oil to lubricate, parts will only get hotter, and without oil to cool them, bad, bad things will happen.
Can I use my bottle of Diesel engine oil that's 2 years old?
Oil in a sealed container does not go bad.
What will happen if you put an extra quart of oil in Mitsubishi eclipse?
Bad very very bad.... engine will get too much oil and overheat and go boom... lots of smoke...
Why does engine oil go black in a 2stroke engine?
The engine runs a lot hotter than a four stroke engine, you should only use oil that is made specifically for a two stroke motor other wise you run the risk of catastrophic failure. assuming that you have already done that then the other reason is that in the process of firing and compressing the pistons, there is a stroke that can be referred to as a dirty stroke ( that is why a two stroke has such a gassy smelling exhaust) this stroke is one that lines the walls of the cylinder with a thin film of lubricant (oil / gas mix) to make way for the next stroke, the combustion stroke. Now after the engine has warmed up enough the gas portion of lubricant vaporizes and is ignited and helps with compression of the other piston(s). so that process burns the oil and in turn will make the oil per to say turn black. Two stroke engines should be taken apart and cleaned pretty regularly and proper jets should always be adjusted or replaced under hard use, they do wear out like water running down a river bed.
Can an oil pan drain gasket cause a engine to start knocking and cause a good engine to go bad if placed on the car wrong?
It could be the cause of the knock only if the gasket was bad and leaked out almost all the oil.
If you have no oil in the engine would that cause the seventh cylinder to go bad?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/If_you_have_no_oil_in_the_engine_would_that_cause_the_7th_cylinder_to_go_bad"
How do you reset engine oil warning?
If you are referring to the oil light then you do not reset it. The oil light comes on when it detects low oil pressure. The light will go out when the problem is corrected. Can be the engine is low of oil, does not have sufficient pressure, or the oil pressure sending unit it bad.
How does a cam sensor go bad can it be due to lack of oil at all?
Engine sensors will only "go bad" from environmental effects. Lack of oil causes excessive heat. Heat can cause cam sensor failure
