Super easy and confidence building info!!! Buy a pump type oil can that has a plunger inside and a thumb lever.(like the tinman had, not the kind that has a push in bottom) Use a small piece of small diameter rubber hose as follows: Remove the oil pressure line from the engine block. Use the rubber hose as an adapter to the oilcan spout (use a hose clamp if needed on the spout, but probably not) Fill the can with engine oil and pump a couple of cans of oil into the engine's oil gallery. At some point there will be a noticeable vhange in the pumping pressure. This indicates it is filled with fresh oil (including the valve train pretty likely). Put the pressure gauge back in the block, and fire it up. Best of luck, I agree with Howard, get it running. JimN
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