Long story short, I had to pull the motor out of my jet ski and since the only way you can take out my jet skis fuel tank is with the motor out, I went ahead and decided that a good cleaning of the tank wouldnt be a bad idea.
However its got aout 2-3 gallons of fuel still in it. I dont want to waste this BUT the fuel is mixed with 2 stroke oil. Would that be a bad idea to let it run through my truck?

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2002 3.0 Ford Ranger 4x2, Auto, 250k miles

Do you know the premix ratio?

pretty rich. 32:1

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2002 3.0 Ford Ranger 4x2, Auto, 250k miles

I Wouldnt unless there's at least 5 gallons of fuel in your truck the worst that can happen is messed up spark plugs and a lot of smoke from the exhaust but still i wouldnt wantto have to change my plugs just to save 2 gallons of fuel..

I would use the fuel for anything not vehicle related, such as edgers, trimmers, snow-blowers, etc., but living in the South, you probably don't have a snowblower. I wouldn't use it in your vehicle. Put it in a gas container, and maybe a neighbor can use it in something.

X2

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2001 Black Ford Ranger Edge 3.0, Cold Air Intake, Hornblasters Classic 228VX Trumpet kit with upgraded 2.5 gallon tank and 325 compressor, JVC Deck with a 4 channel 400 watt Alpine 4 channel amp feeding 4 5x8 Alpine Type R speakers. Everything else is stock on the truck.

I agree with the others!

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'95 Yellow 2.3 liter, 5 speed manual Splash Edition
'11 Mustang 5.0, 3.73's, 6 MT, Hushpower axle-backs, Eibach Pro springs, CDC Center Fog Grille

I really can't believe someone asked that question......read my avatar.

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