Posted by Kinck D Knuckles on April 08, 2009 at 08:26:43 from (74.37.91.166):
I need to resurrect (get running) a 1976 ford 300ci 6cyl and was wondering what might be the best way to go about priming the oil system. The last time I fired it off after a while sitting, I didn't like listening to the rods knock. And thinking that if the rods were knockin the oil pump was runing dry along with everything else I was wondeing what my best option might be.
I understand I could probably pull the dist. and run the pump, but if it's dry too and by the sounds last time it will spin dry for a while, I was wondering if I access the oil sender, and that galley, or somehow access the center of, or the outer ring area of a modified PH8A oil filter with an oil line from an adapted pump up sprayer I may be able to wet down the pump internals along with the other important areas?
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