Abby’s Guide > Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) > Discussions > How do you dispose 2-cycle gas/oil mixture after the snow season?
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aa335
 
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Re: How do you dispose 2-cycle gas/oil mixture after the snow season?
Reply #5 Feb 16, 2011 7:17 pm |
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I just don't want the sparkplugs in my car look like Borat's snowblower. There's a cure for that. Don't' baby your car. Rev it up and clean out the carbon deposits. 2 cycle oil is designed to burn. Don't worry, you can't blow up your car. :)
This message was modified Feb 16, 2011 by aa335
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borat
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Re: How do you dispose 2-cycle gas/oil mixture after the snow season?
Reply #7 Feb 16, 2011 7:24 pm |
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I just don't want the sparkplugs in my car look like Borat's snowblower. You're kidding right? Nobody's that tuned out! My spark plug issue wasn't in a two cycle engine. It was in a four cycle engine that was run on nothing but synthetic oil and I suspect the synthetic oil was getting into the combustion chamber and liked to adhere to the plug. Had the oil been mixed in the fuel, I doubt very much that the plug would have looked like it did. Put the fuel in your vehicle and burn it or use it in your summer OPE. I've often burned two cycle fuel in four cycle OPE engines. No problems.
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