I have a 1998 KTM 65 SX dirt bike. It’s a 2-stroke engine with a separate tank for the oil. Is it OK to use Sea Foam in the fuel tank and the oil tank?
I have a 1998 KTM 65 SX dirt bike. It’s a 2-stroke engine with a separate tank for the oil. Is it OK to use Sea Foam in the fuel tank and the oil tank?
Hi Kevin. Unless you are trying to liquefy some heavier crud in your oil tank there is no need to use Sea Foam in your 2-stroke oil container. When you add Sea Foam to 2-stroke fuel, it will eventually mix with the 2-stroke oil when everything (gas combined with oil and air) gets drawn through the inlet port and into the upper engine.
Also note that unlike 4-stroke crankcase oil, 2-stroke oil is not contained in the crankcase for long periods of time where it gets old and heavy, or breaks down from wear. Hope this helps!