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Mix suitable oil with the petrol in the specified proportion.
Mix suitable oil with the petrol in the proportion specified by the manufacturer. The oil lubricates internal components; the engine cannot operate properly without that lubrication. This question concerns premix lubrication. Other models supply oil through a separate system. Do not add an arbitrary amount or confuse the systems.
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Mix suitable oil with the petrol in the specified proportion.
Supply no oil because two-stroke engines need no lubrication.
Add any oil in any amount without checking the manufacturer’s instructions.
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En un motor de dos tiempos de motocicleta con lubricación por premezcla, ¿cómo debe aportarse el aceite lubricante?
- Añadiendo cualquier aceite y cantidad, sin consultar al fabricante.
- Mezclando el aceite adecuado con la gasolina en la proporción prescrita.(Correct answer)
- Sin aportar aceite, porque los motores de dos tiempos no necesitan lubricación.
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