1975 kx 250 crankcase oil

[Jwinchester]

Ok i have a 1975 kx 250 i need to know what oil i can put in the crankcase where i can buy it and about how much it is i cant find any solid info on this so please help.

do i need a 2stoke engine oil (ive seen 4 stroke engine oil dose this work in 2 strokes) or can i poor some motor oil in there and if so what kind?

[BuzZz]

You do need 2-stroke engine oil, but you mix it with the gas, not pour it into the engine. Do not run the bike on straight gas, it has to be pre-mixed with 2 stroke oil.

You also need oil in the engine, but it only lubes the trans and clutch. A decent 4-stroke engine oil (motorcycle specific because the bike has a wet clutch) will work fine

[PeterTrocewicz]

That depends upon exactly what you mean by the cranckase. Forgive me if you already know this, but there are 2 compartments in the engine cases and they're sealed off from each other. The cankshaft runs in the one, and it is lubricated by the 2-stroke oil mixed with the gas. The clutch and transmission run in the other, and they are lubricated by an 80w90 hypoid gear oil, such as Bel-ray Gear Saver, although some people use a motorcycle motor oil in there.

[Wrider]

Pretty sure Buzzz knows about the difference between a 2 smoke and a 4 stroke.
Although if you want to go ahead and use 80w90 Hypoid in your clutch go right ahead, just make sure and take a video of yourself trying to get it to move under it's own power.