Two Stroke Mix Calculator

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Two Stroke Fuel Mix Calculator

Liters / Milliliters US Gallons / Fluid Ounces
Example: For 50:1, enter 50

Required Oil Amount

Understanding Two-Stroke Ratios

Two-stroke engines (found in chainsaws, weed whackers, and older outboard motors) do not have a dedicated oil reservoir like a car. Instead, the lubricating oil must be pre-mixed directly into the gasoline. Getting the ratio correct is critical for the health of your engine.

  • Too Little Oil (Lean): High friction, overheating, and potential engine seizure.
  • Too Much Oil (Rich): Heavy smoke, spark plug fouling, and carbon buildup in the exhaust.

Common Mix Ratios Table

Ratio Oil per 1 Gallon (US) Oil per 5 Liters
25:1 5.12 fl oz 200 ml
32:1 4.0 fl oz 156 ml
40:1 3.2 fl oz 125 ml
50:1 2.6 fl oz 100 ml

How to Mix Correctly

1. Always use a clean fuel container specifically for mixed gas.
2. Pour half of the gasoline into the container first.
3. Add the exact amount of two-cycle engine oil calculated above.
4. Add the remaining gasoline to help agitate the mixture.
5. Close the container tightly and shake gently to ensure a thorough mix.

function updateLabels() { var unit = document.getElementById('fuelUnit').value; var fuelLabel = document.getElementById('fuelLabel'); if (unit === 'liters') { fuelLabel.innerText = 'Total Gasoline Amount (Liters)'; } else { fuelLabel.innerText = 'Total Gasoline Amount (Gallons)'; } } function calculateTwoStrokeMix() { var fuelAmount = parseFloat(document.getElementById('fuelQuantity').value); var ratioValue = parseFloat(document.getElementById('mixRatio').value); var unitType = document.getElementById('fuelUnit').value; var resultDiv = document.getElementById('resultDisplay'); var oilResult = document.getElementById('oilResult'); var mixSummary = document.getElementById('mixSummary'); if (isNaN(fuelAmount) || fuelAmount <= 0 || isNaN(ratioValue) || ratioValue <= 0) { alert("Please enter valid positive numbers for both fuel amount and ratio."); return; } var oilAmount; var unitLabel; var summaryText; if (unitType === 'liters') { // Calculation: (Liters / Ratio) * 1000 to get Milliliters oilAmount = (fuelAmount / ratioValue) * 1000; oilResult.innerText = oilAmount.toFixed(2) + " ml"; summaryText = "Mix " + oilAmount.toFixed(2) + " ml of oil with " + fuelAmount + " liters of gas for a " + ratioValue + ":1 ratio."; } else { // Calculation: (Gallons / Ratio) * 128 to get Fluid Ounces oilAmount = (fuelAmount / ratioValue) * 128; oilResult.innerText = oilAmount.toFixed(2) + " fl oz"; summaryText = "Mix " + oilAmount.toFixed(2) + " fl oz of oil with " + fuelAmount + " gallons of gas for a " + ratioValue + ":1 ratio."; } mixSummary.innerText = summaryText; resultDiv.style.display = 'block'; }

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