Gas Oil Mix Calculator

A two-stroke ratio such as 50:1 means fifty parts of petrol to one part of oil by volume, so the oil is simply the fuel volume divided by the ratio. Enter the fuel and the ratio and you get the oil in US fluid ounces, millilitres and imperial fluid ounces, along with the total volume in the can. Two other modes run it backwards, reporting the ratio you actually mixed or the fuel that matches a bottle of oil you already have. Use the ratio printed on your engine rather than a general rule, because it varies by machine.

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Fuel Unit

Enter the fuel you are putting in the can and the ratio the engine asks for.

Enter 50 for 50:1, 40 for 40:1, 32 for 32:1 and so on. Use the figure printed on the engine or in its manual.
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Fuel Unit
Oil Unit

Enter the fuel and the oil you used and get the ratio back.

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Oil Unit

Useful when a bottle of oil is a fixed size and you want to use all of it.

Enter 50 for 50:1, 40 for 40:1, 32 for 32:1 and so on. Use the figure printed on the engine or in its manual.
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