oil not circulating. fresh build????
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oil not circulating. fresh build????
alright i got my motor to turn over and everything is fine. I pulled to injector clips off the
injectors in order to get oil circulated into the system first, but when i checked to make sure
the oil is not circulating to the head and didnt check the oil feed line to the turbo. So if
anyone could give some input as to what i should look at first before i go crazy.
*****mind you the oil pump is newand everything else is new(gsr)*****
injectors in order to get oil circulated into the system first, but when i checked to make sure
the oil is not circulating to the head and didnt check the oil feed line to the turbo. So if
anyone could give some input as to what i should look at first before i go crazy.
*****mind you the oil pump is newand everything else is new(gsr)*****
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
Remove your spark plug, it would be easier for the stater motor to turn the crank
do it until your oil light come off
it would take 1,5 minutes on a B serie also do it in a few starter sequence
do it until your oil light come off
it would take 1,5 minutes on a B serie also do it in a few starter sequence
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
oh ok. my buddy who works for honda told me 15 seconds. but i will take out the spark plugs today and keeping turniing it over. i knew someone would pull through. thanks
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i had this issue with a mitsubishi
i had to take off the oil filter and crank it until oil came through the oil filter housing, after reconnecting the oil filter i primed and got oil pressure soon after
i had to take off the oil filter and crank it until oil came through the oil filter housing, after reconnecting the oil filter i primed and got oil pressure soon after
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
Why would you do that...? That just makes a mess lol. If you want to speed it up a little, fill the oil filter with oil before installing it. Pull the valve cover off and watch for oil flow to the head, then you're golden
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u can put a container tocatch the oil. im just telling the guy what usually worked for me when i had probs with priming, we had put oil in the oil filter and everything and still had issues.
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
Completely agree. Every new motor I build I just fill with oil and start up. It primes a lot faster at 1000 rpms then turning it for 30 seconds at 100 rpms.
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
RPM is not the issue. You're not getting anywhere near as much force on the bearings by using the starter like you are when the engine is running. Yeah, it will prime faster, but its not exactly a good idea.
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
alright i tried again today....took out the spark plugs disabled to fuel. turned it over 3 times at 15 seconds each. there is a little oil in the head but its looks as if its from when i put it in.
suggestions yet again????
suggestions yet again????
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
did the oil light turn off? make sure there is oil on the cam lobes before you go cranking it, you dont want metal-on-metal contact
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
Honestly, if you are this paranoid about the oil priming, then get an oil gauge and mount the sensor in a spot on the head, or off the back of the block. If I ever prime a motor before starting it I just crank it for 10 seconds, watch the guage start to pump, and then fire her up.
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
i thought cranking rpm was somewhere around 250... oh well.
make sure you dont have any external leaks and that you had the gasket between the block and the pickup in the pan.
it could easily crank for 30 seconds to a minute before it builds oil pressure. having a full oil filter helps shorten the time.
normally i crank mine over for about 15-20 seconds per time, 2 or 3 times total until the dash light goes off. i do this with the plugs out so the starter doesnt fight against the compression of the engine. after that fire it up and make sure the light stays off and there are no external leaks. then start checking afr and stuff like that.
make sure you dont have any external leaks and that you had the gasket between the block and the pickup in the pan.
it could easily crank for 30 seconds to a minute before it builds oil pressure. having a full oil filter helps shorten the time.
normally i crank mine over for about 15-20 seconds per time, 2 or 3 times total until the dash light goes off. i do this with the plugs out so the starter doesnt fight against the compression of the engine. after that fire it up and make sure the light stays off and there are no external leaks. then start checking afr and stuff like that.
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Re: oil not circulating. fresh build????
i thought cranking rpm was somewhere around 250... oh well.
make sure you dont have any external leaks and that you had the gasket between the block and the pickup in the pan.
it could easily crank for 30 seconds to a minute before it builds oil pressure. having a full oil filter helps shorten the time.
normally i crank mine over for about 15-20 seconds per time, 2 or 3 times total until the dash light goes off. i do this with the plugs out so the starter doesnt fight against the compression of the engine. after that fire it up and make sure the light stays off and there are no external leaks. then start checking afr and stuff like that.
make sure you dont have any external leaks and that you had the gasket between the block and the pickup in the pan.
it could easily crank for 30 seconds to a minute before it builds oil pressure. having a full oil filter helps shorten the time.
normally i crank mine over for about 15-20 seconds per time, 2 or 3 times total until the dash light goes off. i do this with the plugs out so the starter doesnt fight against the compression of the engine. after that fire it up and make sure the light stays off and there are no external leaks. then start checking afr and stuff like that.
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