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mavic747
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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I mixed 2-cycle oil into my 4-cycle lawn mower, what should I do now....?
Original Message Aug 27, 2006 9:28 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!! Thanks
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Re: I mixed 2-cycle oil into my 4-cycle lawn mower, what should I do now....?
Reply #2 Aug 29, 2006 11:04 pm |
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It will take probaly a few hour of running engine to retablish the engine to normal, what I suggest is add some carburator spary cleaner into the throttle whane engine running it will clean the residue of the 2 cycle oil probaly gunk into the intake :) Good Luck Denis
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KohlerTech
Joined: Feb 18, 2006
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Re: I mixed 2-cycle oil into my 4-cycle lawn mower, what should I do now....?
Reply #3 Sep 10, 2006 5:02 am |
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You may have oil pooled in the carb. Most carbs have a screw on the bottom allowing you to drain them and/or pull the bowl off and drain it. Do that, and spray carb cleaner inside. Make sure you use fresh gas in the tank at least for this tankfull.
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