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Re: 756 Diesel: Priming the Oil Pump?
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Posted by K.B.-826 on January 08, 2007 at 16:50:27 from (66.188.209.100):
In Reply to: 756 Diesel: Priming the Oil Pump? posted by Alex In Texas on January 08, 2007 at 11:57:42:
Whenever I have an oil pump apart, I pack it full of engine assembly grease. On rebuilt engines, I prelube them using an old metal tank that holds a couple gallons of oil. It has an air fitting brazed to the top, and a hose coming off of the top that screws into one of the main oil gallery holes. I use a regulator to keep the air pressure down around 40 psi. Once I have done all of this, I install a mechanical guage into the oil gallery plug, crank it for a while to bleed to fuel system, start it up, and I always have full pressure within two seconds.
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