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Re: new 8 n motor,,no oil pressure
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Posted by Rex in Australia on July 29, 2006 at 23:25:42 from (61.68.97.125):
In Reply to: new 8 n motor,,no oil pressure posted by dafooge on July 29, 2006 at 16:26:08:
Not a problem. Just pull out the oil pressure sender unit and pump as much oil as you can in through an oil can. Put a small section of plastic hose on the spout of the can and push it in to the hole. Keep pumping until the hose pushes out, should only take 1/2 a pint maximum and it will be enough. Quickly put the sender back in and turn the engine over. I was a mechanic for 20yrs plus and used to do that on all my engines. It will pick up oil pressure pretty well straight away after that. I ended up making a small pressure vessel out of a section of 4" exhaust pipe, put a fitting from a tubless tire in it and a small section of plastic hose from a tap. Used to pump up the pressure with a hand or foot pump, only took less than 5psi to push in the oil. But the oil can will work just as well. Enjoy your new engine. Rex
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