CyberPitz

Well..when I first got my car a year ago, I was looking under the hood, first rotary btw, and I noticed this little bar dangling near my throttle. I didn't have any idea what it was. So a few months pass, I learn what it finally goes to, and I fix it. From what I learned, thats the thing that puts oil in teh chamber, correct? Well, anyway, I've never had to fill my oil. Only thing I do to it is change it. er?

takahashiRyosukeFC3S

change oil regularly... maybe a little sooner than you would on apiston car, and make sure your level doesn't go down very far. there is no secondary place for oil to go that gets injected into the rotor chamber, it does come directly from the engine oil.

TR

CyberPitz

Well, I do change it regularly, it's just I never have to top it off..EVER. I'm kind of worried that the oil isn't going anywhere, and my engine is just killing itself..

beefhole

iTrader: (29)

Well if that bar wasn't connected to the oil metering pump and just danlging then your engine has NOT been getting any oil. VERY BAD. Reconnect it and hope nothing is damaged...

Chuck

iTrader: (2)

If the oil metering pump is disconnected, then you should be adding some 2 cycle oil to your gas each time you fill up. The oil is necessary to keep the internal seals lubricated. If you don't, you'ree going to ruin your engine. Buy some TCW3 2 cycle oil and add 1/2 to 1 oz. per gallon of gas. Put the oil in the gas tank first and then add the gas to mix it well.

Go48

iTrader: (7)

Test the Metering Oil Pump operation according to the instructions in the factory service manual. Get a copy from one of the links in the FAQ at the top of this section. In the meantime, you may want to add a few ounces of two-stroke oil to your gas tank as insurance.