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Old 03-27-05, 11:02 PM
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pre mix

What weight oil should I use in my pan if I premix.

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Old 03-28-05, 03:27 AM
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A good synthetic two-stroke 'ashless' oil...
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Pan/sump vs tank.

You could use a synthetic 10w30 or 20w50 in the pan depending on your region's mean temperature.
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My bad... I misread the post...
Sorry... I thought you were asking about what premix to use....

By all mean, a premium 20w50 is the way to go for the sump... at least when it's hot out...
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I'm in bremerton washington so I'll use 10w30 till summer.
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