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couple of gallons of gas.... just dump it in your car or truck when the
tank is near full. If it's mixed 20:1 for the 2 gal, then you will be adding 2 oz of oil for about 15-20gal in your truck or car. Ain't going to hurt! "DownTime" wrote in message om... I have a question for all those 2-strokers out here. We have a 2004 Yahama 300 HPDI on a boat with an 80 gallon fuel tank. I have a couple of gallons of gas, in cans, which has had 2-stroke (regular chain saw type) oil mixed in. I have no need for the couple of gallons of leftover gas. Without wanting to simply pour it out, I am considering pouring it into the boat's fuel tank and hoping it will be absorbed without any problems. I've been told by a local boat caption I know that it would be better to simply pour that same fuel into my vehicles tank and burn it up that way. I have never considered this, but the end result is I want to dispose of this fuel in the manner to result in least possible future problems. My primary concern is any possible negative impact to either of the engines, both of which are still under warranty. |