This answer is based on a four stroke engine. A small amount of oil is somewhat normal. The oil is most likely getting past the piston rings. As the piston moves down the fresh air and fuel charge enters the cylinder. As the fuel comes in it will wash the oil off of the cylinder wall. The gas and oil blend together, now as the piston moves up to compress the fuel air mixture the intake valve is just starting to close. Before the valve is all the way closed a small amount is pushed back out of the carb. This happens many times in a minuet. Now that the mixture of oil and gas is in the front of the carb the gas will evaporate leaving just the oil that you see. This is all dependent on how much there is. How well does it run? Does it burn oil? Will it "pop" back through carb? It may need a valve job? I guess we all just need more info, such as make model year and miles on it or run hours. I hope this makes sense??........
oil leaking out of the muffer and the air filter oil leaking out of the muffer and the air filter oil leaking out of the muffer and the air filter oil leaking out of the muffer and the air filter
It may have water in the rear diff or over filled the oil. Drain the rear and refill. Hopefully you get just oil.
How do you put oil in Kawasaki 250 four wheeler
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drain you oil and flush it out
20W-50
10w-40 ATV or motorcycle oil should be fine.
A 10w40 oil with an American Petroleum Institute or API rating of SF or SG.
Busted diaphragm in the fuel pump. Replace the fuel pump to solve this problem. Can also be a carburetor problem such as a leaking needle valve and seat or a pinhole in the carburetor float. This would require disassembly and rebuilding the carburetor.
This question is not answerable because we do not know what model your four wheeler is. Try consulting the owner's manual or ask this question again with the model number/name.
The oil you use in a four-wheeler is exactly the same as you use in a vehicle. If your four-wheeler is air cooled I highly recommend you use a 100% Synthetic oil in SAE 10w30 weight. If it is water cooled use either Synthetic or Conventional oil.
Detergent! Do not use non-detergent oil.