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Re: Snow Thrower engine oil
#1 Aug 27, 2006 5:31 pm |
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Thanks for your reply!AMSOIL 0W-30 Series 2000 Synthetic Motor Oil or AMSOIL Formula 4-Stroke® 10W-30/SAE 30 Synthetic Small Engine Oil? my snowthrower will be stored in a garage heated between 10-15°c, but outside will be expose to 0°c to -30°c Whats the best synthetic oil to choose? synthetic runs great but I think it's really for the racing cars. It's 4X costly than regular oil. For regular and daily use machine , normal5W-30 is good enough. Make sure it has "SAE" printed on the bottle to ensure the quality.
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I mixed 2-cycle oil into my 4-cycle lawn mower, what should I do now....?
#2 Aug 27, 2006 5:28 pm |
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I did something stupid. I mixed some 2 cycle oil into the lawn mower, which runs on a 4-cycle engine. the engine ran rough, and stopped. Then I poured out the gas, re-filled it with pain gasoline, now the engine runs alittle better, but still rough.
What should I do now? Will the engine cleans itself up by burning off the 2-cycle oil inside? Please help!!
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