If the fuel mixes with the oil it is because the engine is a 2 cycle engine rather than a 4 cycle engine. A 2 cycle engine has no oil reservoir and the engine is lubricated by the oil mixed with the gasoline. Without that oil in the fuel the engine would be destroyed. Now if you are saying that you have a 4 cycle engine and the fuel is getting into the oil reservoir, then I would suspect that the needle valve and seat are defective in the carburetor which is allowing fuel to flow into the intake while the engine is not running. This fuel will flow down into the combustion chamber and eventually end up in the oil pan. The float may also be sticking causing the same thing. Make sure to turn the fuel supply off when the engine is not running.
No 4 stroke motors use 91 octain fuel or better. You only mix oil & gas for 2 stroke motors.
what is the fuel and oil mixture for a kx 250, 2 stroke
i have a 1985 Yamaha yfm 200, it is gas, no fuel/oil mix needed. just put in 93 octane. unless u have a 2 stroke then its usually a 50:1 or 40:1 mixture
20:1 oil mix is recommended
Oil mix for 2 stroke kids arc
Fuel /oil mix is 50:1
it is recommended for all fuel oil mix to be 50:1
Yes, that is called a blend.
I have a 1998 polaris trailboss 250. You put 3 ounces of 2 cycle oil to a gallon of gas. I know this for sure. Sometimes on older trailboss's the self oiler don't work so i mix mine up and put it in the tank. Keeps you from having to wonder if your ATV is getting the oil it needs. Thanks You Poke Ur But!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
The mix of fuel to oil ratio is 16:1
you do not have to mix your oil and gas in a metal can. the metal cans are generally a safety can designed for storage of fuel. try not to mix more fuel and oil than you can use in a 30 day period as the fuel starts to separate and will go bad
Chrysler outboards manufactured after 1966 require a 50:1 fuel/oil mix.