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Where does the oil and gas go in a 1979 Yamaha chappy?

The 1979 Yamaha Chappy, like most small motorcycles of that era, uses a separate oil tank for its two-stroke engine.

Here's where you'll find the oil and gas:

* Fuel Tank: The fuel tank is typically located in the front, behind the handlebars. It's usually a small, round tank.

* Oil Tank: The oil tank is a smaller, separate tank. Its location varies depending on the model, but it is usually near the front of the bike, below the fuel tank or behind the battery.

Important:

* Oil/Gas Mixing: The Chappy's engine requires a pre-mixed fuel/oil mixture. You'll need to add a specific amount of oil to your gasoline before fueling up. Consult your owner's manual for the correct oil-to-fuel ratio.

* Separate tanks: The engine doesn't automatically mix the fuel and oil. You must mix them separately.

* Oil Change: Check your owner's manual for the recommended oil change interval.

Tips:

* Locate the tanks: Before filling up, take a few minutes to identify the location of both tanks.

* Correct ratio: Use the correct oil-to-fuel ratio. Using too much or too little oil can damage the engine.

* Properly label tanks: Use distinct fuel and oil containers to avoid mixing them up.

If you're not sure where the tanks are located or how to mix the fuel and oil, consult your owner's manual or contact a local Yamaha dealer for assistance.