Kawasaki 48PK Engine Motor Oil 5.2 oz Bottles 2 Cycle Mix Trimmers 2 Gallon 99969-6083

What It Is

This is Kawasaki genuine 2-cycle engine oil, sold as a case of 12 pre-measured 5.2 oz bottles (2.6 oz each when mixed at 50:1). Designed for Kawasaki-branded trimmers, blowers, and other handheld equipment that require a 50:1 gas-to-oil mix. Each bottle treats 1 gallon of fuel.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check before buying:

• Mix ratio: This oil is for 50:1 (2.6 oz per gallon). Do not use in 4-cycle engines or equipment requiring 40:1 or other ratios.
• Engine type: Only for air-cooled 2-cycle engines. Not for chainsaws, edgers, or mowers with separate oil reservoirs.
• Brand compatibility: Labeled for Kawasaki handhelds (e.g., TJ53E, TJ35E) but works in any 2-cycle engine requiring 50:1. Not OEM-specific for other brands like Echo or Stihl (they use different ratios).
• Quantity: 12 bottles x 5.2 oz = 62.4 oz total. Each bottle treats 1 gallon, so this case covers 12 gallons of mixed fuel.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Kawasaki’s own blend meets JASO FD and ISO-L-EGD standards—high detergency and low smoke. Good for preventing carbon buildup in small engines.
• Installation: No tools. Pour entire 5.2 oz bottle into 1 gallon of unleaded gasoline (87 octane or higher), shake, and use. Pre-measured bottles eliminate guesswork.
• Gotcha: The bottles are 5.2 oz total, but the mix ratio is 2.6 oz per gallon. Each bottle is actually two doses—you use half per gallon. Do not dump a full bottle into 1 gallon or you’ll get a rich 25:1 mix that fouls plugs and smokes.
• Storage: Sealed bottles have long shelf life, but once mixed, use fuel within 30 days. Ethanol-blended gas degrades quickly.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a Kawasaki 2-cycle trimmer or blower and want OEM-recommended oil with pre-measured convenience. It’s also fine for any 50:1 2-cycle engine, but the price ($109.99 for 12 gallons of mix) is higher than generic TC-W3 oils. If you mix large volumes or have multiple engines, a quart bottle of Kawasaki 2-cycle oil is more cost-effective.