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My 5 horsepower Tecumseh on my John Deere snowblower takes : ( 20 ounces / 600 ml )
Depending on how many cylinders the engine has determines how much oil the crankcase holds. The more cylinders the more oil is needed. Usually there are between 4 and 5 quarts needed for an engine of this size. DO NOT overfill. Add 4 quarts and check the engines oil while the engine is warm. Add if needed.
800 ml will do the math.....
4.5 qts.
1.6L Engine = 3.6 quarts
There are many ways to make horsepower. Compression, carburetion, stroke etc. A smaller engine may make more horsepower than a bigger engine. So trying to find the cc from a HP rating is guessing at best. To give you a ball park figure I just looked on a Tecumseh 6HP Power Sport engine and it says 195cc on the manufacturers tag. Hope this helps.
About 5.5 quarts.
That completely depends on the type of injector needed and the application(engine)
The year, make, model and engine info needed.
5 liters with oil filter filled
one quart. Use the oil dipstick!!
rm 80 is a two stroke engine and the oil is mixed with the gas.. 50:1 is a pretty good ratio for that small engine.. the transmission uses separate oil