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Lower Unit Oil In My Gas Tank By Mistake


Gunnin4fish

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I was winterizing my boat motor (1991 40 HP 2-stroke) and I put about 4 ounces of lower unit oil in the tank by mistake.  I already put the gas stabilizer in.   I was in a hurry and evidently not thinking straight.

It was the last thing I put in the tank before topping it off.  I haven't run the engine. In fact, it's in storage until May now.

 

I'm thinking I have to drain the tank in May and start all over with the mixture.  

 

What do you folks think??

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Yep, just drain it next spring. Not a big deal if anything it may help the stabilizer keep the gas fresh! 

 

Not as bad as filling your Dualsport bike up with diesel fuel in a small town in the middle of no where by mistake! ?

Luckily there was a boat repair shop close by that pumped it out and refilled it for me.  They did it free, the laughing was worth it for them! ?

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