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Petrol with two-stroke oil in the specified proportion.
Petrol and suitable two-stroke engine oil, in the proportion specified by the manufacturer. The oil lubricates internal parts; adding air to petrol does not provide that lubrication. This question concerns a premix system. Always follow the model’s instructions and do not improvise the oil type or ratio.
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Petrol with two-stroke oil in the specified proportion.
Petrol without oil despite the premix requirement.
Petrol with air, without the required lubricating oil.
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