a couple of days ago i was riding my 4 stroke 1cc honda (27 or 8) and i ran out of oil down the road from my house. i started walking it back when some people stopped me at a near-by farm and gave me some oil. my bike needs 5w-30 (if thats correct) and they only had 10w-40 so they gave me some of that. i rode home and drained out that oil and put in the right stuff. now whitesh-blue smoke comes out of my tail pipe, and it smells prett bad. but once i ride for like 5 minutes it turns into a thin blue smoke. is this bad?
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Answerer 1
When your bike stopped for lack of oil, it had damaged itself (seized, at least partially), that’s why it stopped. Now the damage done is letting oil into the cylinder, where it burns and makes smoke.
You need someone to take the engine apart and fix the damage. It will be expensive. A secondhand engine may be cheaper.
And always check your oil before riding off.
Answerer 2
Running it low on oil in the first place probably fried a piston ring.
Adding ‘whatever oil’ to ‘what’ was in there probably didn’t help ( unless you are Tonto trying to send out ‘smoke signals’ to the Lone Ranger).
Suggest you do at least a top-end rebuild or your poor little 1 will be running like a 29cc weed-whacker shortly.
Source(s):
Riding/racing for 50+
Answerer 3
rnning the wrong grade of oil is better than no oil,yo may have damaged the rings or bore,how bad is the smoke,can yo live with it