gas smell in motor oil please help

i just got an 91 rx7 non turbo i was checking the oil when i smelled gasoline in the oil i'm clueless when it comes to rotary engines the car seems to run fine please help

You probably have a leaking injector issue and poor oil control seals which allows residual gasoline to get into your oil supply.

You need to repair or replace your injectors, but you've got an overhaul coming pretty soon.

Thats normal. That is why it is important to change the oil a 3K miles. After time the oil gets some gas in it. My TII does it too.

Change your oil and then make sure you change it often. My car is turbo so I change my oil every 2K miles. When I run synthetic I change every 4K miles.

That's totally normal.
Like Jim said, just keep that shit changed and you're good to go.

The reason is, rotary engines pump small amounts of oil into the combustion cycle to keep the internals lubricated (like cylinder walls in piston engines).
Which is why you will burn about a quart of oil every other tank of gas.

Do a search on Pre-mixing your gasoline with 2-cycle motor oil, this will help your engine stay healthy and lubed up.

ok the same it is hapening to me i have an acura integra and i can smell gas in the oil and it is alot of gas it giving me half of what it used to give me, i chek the gas regulator change the injector i have even considered to change my cumputer just in case but nothing have work so i thing on my last option is the piston rings they mey be damage espaciality the oil retainer rings. now if you know a better solutin i will aprisiated alot. ps i took the car to 3 diferent auto shops and they cant faund anything im in a hole and if i do sometinh with the ingine ill be making a gess and it may not fix it so let me know

As far as I know in the rotary community, the major engine (re)builders have never found a leaky injector. As far as gas in the oil, it's normal for ANY engine. It's called blow by. Of course it can be more severe depending on the condition of the seals/rings in a motor.

ps some one told me that maybe the oxigen sensor may be doing the gas and air not working the way they supose to

hey Jim, dont forget to say you're premixing when you say you use syntetic oil, otherwise other ppl might think its a good idea to do so with the omp still in function