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04-16-06, 02:24 AM
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looks great!
heres a couple of questions i have
do you use vasaline to keep all the seals in place?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
heres a couple of questions i have
do you use vasaline to keep all the seals in place?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
04-16-06, 02:33 AM
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What I want to know is where are the pics of this manifold I keep hearing so much about. I looked and could not find. Oh well my loss.
04-16-06, 02:47 AM
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looks great!
heres a couple of questions i have
do you use vasaline to keep all the seals in place?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
heres a couple of questions i have
do you use vasaline to keep all the seals in place?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
for the hard seals, yeah, vaseline works fine.
as for no oil in the housings: thats why you use vaseline; to provide lubrication for the initial start.
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04-16-06, 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Alex6969
do you use vasaline to keep all the seals in place?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
when the rebuild together and ready to start it for the first time, will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
you can use just engine oil.
the grease keeps the seals in place more or less.
i dont really have a problem with the seals falling out, i handle the rotors very carefully and slowly when putting them in the housings. that is if you are wondering about the corner seals and side seals falling out.
the engine lube is enouf to lube everything for your first startup, you really dont need to dump that much oil in there.
04-16-06, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by fcdrifter13
What I want to know is where are the pics of this manifold I keep hearing so much about. I looked and could not find. Oh well my loss.
04-16-06, 03:34 AM
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will the fact thats no oil in the housings affect anything?
No. Technically your suppose to prime the oil system before the first start-up anyways. You do this by unplugging the CAS and fuel pump. You then crank the engine over till you get an oil pressure reading on the gauge. After that plug everything back up and start the engine. The engine will then have plenty and immediate lubrication.
04-18-06, 02:17 PM
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http://kahren.net/media/!pics!/PROJECTS/dariel's%20t2/gallery/pages/_MG_0983.htm
When I see something like that, I get this funny feeling in my pants...Anyone else?
When I see something like that, I get this funny feeling in my pants...Anyone else?
04-18-06, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by adrock3217
http://kahren.net/media/!pics!/PROJECTS/dariel's%20t2/gallery/pages/_MG_0983.htm
When I see something like that, I get this funny feeling in my pants...Anyone else?
When I see something like that, I get this funny feeling in my pants...Anyone else?
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