Premixing

Discussion in 'The Workshop' started by neosman, Mar 19, 2007.

  1. neosman

    neosman Member

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    Right, I have just ordered myself a 70 kit and my oil pump is a bit tempremental (sp?) so i was just wondering, what ratio am i meant to mix the two stroke with the petrol.
    Thanks alot :)
     
  2. wobbly_trials

    wobbly_trials Active Member

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    100ml to every 5 litres seems to be the norm, about 50:1
     
  3. Major Rel14b1lty

    Major Rel14b1lty New Member

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    so 20ml to every litre mate.

    What i did was got a little bottle and a permanent marker pen and measuring jug.

    Poured 20ml of water into the bottle and put a line there on the bottle with the perm marker.

    Then added another 40ml and did another line saying 2 litres, and so on upto 5 litres.

    Then when i fill up with petrol i look at the litres i put in, get my oil and little bottle out, fill up in the bottle to the amount of litres petrol i put in and pour the oil from the bottle into the petrol tank :D
     
  4. CheekyThomas

    CheekyThomas New Member

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    Your better to put the oil in first than add the fuel... that way when the fuels added its helps mix the oil into the petrol.... if you just dump oil into the tank of fuel it will sink and not be very well mixed.
     
  5. px166bajaj

    px166bajaj Active Member

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    ...Just as though you had a Lambretta! :w00t:
     
  6. bEN

    bEN Active Member

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    Better to do it into a petrol can, then give it a good shake to mix it all up before putting it in your tank, could be a pain in the arse but you don't want it siezing and crap.
     

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