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Conventional and Synthetic Oils

12/31/15 @ 11:51 AM
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BugleTrout
BugleTrout
User since 9/27/01
When I bought my used sleds, the previous owner gave me 4 gallons of conventional 2 cycle oil. I’m getting to the end of those 4 gallons and want to switch to synthetic. Can I just start topping off the oil reservoirs on each outing with the synthetic or should I run the reservoir down to almost empty? Are there any issues with mixing conventional and synthetic 2 cycle oils?
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1/2/16 @ 9:22 PM
BugleTrout
BugleTrout
User since 9/27/01
Thanks guys! Call me Sir Mix A lot!
1/2/16 @ 8:37 PM
Brent Hess
Brent Hess
PRO MEMBER User since 12/18/07
I agree with Fowler, no problem... I've done the same with my sleds and outboards over the years.
12/31/15 @ 8:24 PM
Fowler2
Fowler2
User since 7/17/09
Mixing the two is basically a blend available on the store shelf. When I transitioned from a ash grade to synthetic I just starting topping off the tank with synthetic like you assumed doing. I've done the same with wheelers, jet skis... No issues to speak off.
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