If you mean "why is there oil on the spark plug" that's because like most lawn equipment, the engine is a two stroke type. Two stroke gas engines are lubricated via the fuel which is mixed in a certain proportion ( usually 35:1 or 50:1) and residual oil will build up in the combustion chamber. Also this may be a sign that the engine is not running right and usually resolved by just cleaning or replacing the spark plug
Change the spark plug and spark plug wire. Change the fuel filter. Change the air filter. Change the motor oil.
No, normally weedeater gas has oil mixed in with it. This will gunk up the engine and cause the spark plug to fail.
well the engine will ether run rich or not run at all because the oil does not spark as good as gas so the engine would not run very good . Also it will ruin the spark plug as well
What type of oil does weed eater or7000
Drain plug is next to the blade Place a ratchet head into the square plug and drain oil Replace plug and replace oil
THE ONE IK HAVE RUNS AT A 32:1 fuel/oil mixture
Yea
Changing the oil is as simple as looking for the oil gauge on the weed eater. Once one finds the gauge within the weed eater, then remove the cap and remove the oil.
If, like most weed eaters, it is powered by a 2-cycle engine that has oil mixed with the gas, yes, it will be harmful to the car. If nothing else, the oil will foul the spark plugs and damage the catalytic converter.
if the oil is at the spark plug base the valve cover gasket is leaking. if the spark plug electrode is covered with oil the engine needs rings
40:1
oil to gas ratio for weed eater