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Question edited for clarity, 'want', changed to 'won't'.
Who put the gas in the oil? How do you know there is gas in the oil? The two systems don't meet unless you have an injector pumping raw gas into the cylinder bore?
check to see if gas is flowing from gas line make sure fuel tap is turned on. Check the plug and replace it if not new check to see if the carburetor is dirty. Make sure if you have an oil injector to check the oil lines. To name a few things.
It is 50 to one.If you ran down to 40 to 1,that would not hurt.Good clean oils nowdays you can go down to 35 to 1.That is on a top quality oil.A slight rich mix with GOOD oil can't hurt an older motor.Hope this helps
You might be mistaken about the check engine light. I have done all the oil changes on my wife's 2003 XL7 and never once have I had to reset anything. If you mean the SERVICE ENGINE SOON lamp, that means the computer detected a problem with the emission control (or someone didn't put the gas cap back on correctly during the last trip to the gas station). Check the gas cap 1st, just take it off and put it back on, making sure to give it a few "clicks" past the stop. If after a few days the light doesn't go out head over to a suzuki dealership and have your ECS checked out.
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