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HomeHomeCleaningMulti-Purpose CleaningGreen Earth Technologies 01107 G Oil 2-Cycle Engine Oil 2.6 oz |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 G Oil Oct 16, 2008
By Car And Moto Nut
"Speed Freak"
Green Earth Technologies 01107 G Oil 2-Cycle Engine Oil 2.6 oz. We used this on our sons Kawasaki KX85 2 stroke dirt bike. There was some smoke on cold start but once warmed up it was GONE ! It smoked a ton before we made the switch to G Oil. 5 Stars + Why wouldn't you use something as great as this ? What are your alternatives ? Old School smokey 2 stroke Oil ? Go green !
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good product Oct 08, 2008
By Jameson Ng
"kniht"
Well, it's another win for Green Earth. I have tried all their products and none has let me down. The worse product I tried still at least equal to a good brand name product.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Amazing oil, excellent performance!! Aug 08, 2008
By Pen Rider
"OxyRider"
At first I was a little skeptical, so I bought a bottle to try on my Husky WR250 2-cycle dirt bike. The results were amazing. I have virtual no smoke (I guess what I saw was residuo from the previous mix, we'll see). The bike seems to run very smooth, no hicups, easy iddleling! Great product indeed. I'll now try the other products for washing and cleaning the bike and cars. I'm impressed!! The price her on Amazon is also cheaper than Target and WalMart!
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Oil should not freeze Feb 09, 2010
By L. Green
I bought this because I wanted to try out some different oils and I was intrigued by the "green" concept. I first tried this oil in October, and it seemed to work fine -- I didn't notice anything particularly better than any other oil I had used, but it was certainly no worse.
However, I had measured this into other (smaller) bottles, and I only used one when it was warm. The other three bottles sat in my car, which, unsurprisingly, experiences temperatures below freezing (but above 0 degrees F) in the winter. When I went to go grab another bottle, I noticed that it didn't flow quite as nicely as any of the other oils I had. Actually, it didn't flow AT ALL. It had turned into a pond-scum-green slushie. All of it. All of my other oils were perfectly fine, but this Bio oil (yes, I had very clearly marked which was which, and they were all different colors anyway) had frozen. When I set it in front of a heater, it returned to its normal unfrozen state, but I noticed a strange white-ish debris in the bottom of the container. I have no idea what it is, but I am fairly confident that it is a product of the oil or of the oil freezing, and not of anything that may have magically appeared inside a sealed container.
My two-strokes use premix, so I can't say for sure what would happen, but I hate to think what frozen oil would do in an oil injector or an oil tank. Maybe this would work just fine if you only rode when it was warm outside, but that's not going to cut it for me. I'll keep what I have left around for oiling gaskets and lending to frenemies in the summer months, but I'm definitely not going to run this in my bikes and I'm never buying this oil again.
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