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Possible new bad gas. What should I do?
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<blockquote data-quote="thenne1713" data-source="post: 8202897" data-attributes="member: 25014"><p>In this, your PIC, you can see the MAGIC MARKER LIKE CARBON TRACKS on the ring/ piston, and it was LESS than that locked a Ring in the groove on day 2 of a new saw like GLUE, name brand oil, 40:1 dino.</p><p></p><p> In another example, CSM tested with new piston/rings for x-hours one at 40:1, one at 50:1, one at 100:1; Results was carbon at 40:1 similar to yours, 50:1 was CLEAN, and 100:1 left some slight scoring. He agreed w/ MFR that 50:1= Best. Your mileage may vary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thenne1713, post: 8202897, member: 25014"] In this, your PIC, you can see the MAGIC MARKER LIKE CARBON TRACKS on the ring/ piston, and it was LESS than that locked a Ring in the groove on day 2 of a new saw like GLUE, name brand oil, 40:1 dino. In another example, CSM tested with new piston/rings for x-hours one at 40:1, one at 50:1, one at 100:1; Results was carbon at 40:1 similar to yours, 50:1 was CLEAN, and 100:1 left some slight scoring. He agreed w/ MFR that 50:1= Best. Your mileage may vary. [/QUOTE]
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