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03-27-2022, (Subject: Isx oil prime ) Post: #3 | |||
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RE: Isx oil prime If you are referring to priming it after an in-frame or rod/main bearing replacement ... here is an older video where i used a 12-volt pump to do it on my own truck. Starts at about 1:50 minutes into the video ... I use a 120-volt pump nowadays and a bit better method ... When I am helping someone here, I use this one to prime the engine after a rebuild or replacing rod/main bearings... https://amzn.to/3uzy22m I made an adapter for it that fits into the large oil pressure relief valve plug just above the oil filter (to get a better volume of oil flowing thru the engine). I remove the oil-pan drain plug, I also remove relief valve the plug, and the guts of the relief valve. Then I connect up the pump to the large opening of the relief valve plug. I use a catch pan under the oil pan and pump the oil in. It circulates thru the engine and back down into the catch pan. I let it circulate for a good 10 minutes or so, flushing and lubricating the engine any time major work is done where the engine might have a chance possible to dry-start. I also bar the engine over by hand while doing this. That is just how I do it any ways. User's Signature: ->: What I post is just my own thoughts and Opinions! --- I AM Full Of S__T!. | |||
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Isx oil prime - Jchism3406 - 03-27-2022, RE: Isx oil prime - Signature620 - 03-27-2022, RE: Isx oil prime - Rawze - 03-27-2022 RE: Isx oil prime - Jchism3406 - 03-27-2022, |
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