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I have an old '69 Johnson 6 HP seahorse 2 stroke that I bought in July. It has run fine for the most part. It started running badly and I replaced the gas with a 50:1 oil mixture per instructions 2 weeks ago (I didn't examine the gas but didn't notice anything wrong, just did it out of a matter of practicality). I did not flush or rinse out the fuel tank, which is a 6 gallon red plastic container. It has the 6 foot priming tubing.
WHAT ON EARTH would make my 50:1 gas turn a milky white short of someone trying to sabotage my motor. The engine does not like the new "additive" by the way chokes sputters makes it REAL hard to get out of the Marina
Actually, I never did!
Sooo I'm gonna discard the gas, rinse the tank, get a new priming tube. And remove the tank every night
WHAT ON EARTH would make my 50:1 gas turn a milky white short of someone trying to sabotage my motor. The engine does not like the new "additive" by the way chokes sputters makes it REAL hard to get out of the Marina
Sooo I'm gonna discard the gas, rinse the tank, get a new priming tube. And remove the tank every night