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Old 09-19-08, 01:19 AM
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so i am getting ready to start up my 3rd gen jspec motor that i got alittle over a year ago and knowing that the motor has sat around for the last two years. the guy i got it from bought the motor with the intentions of putting it in his fc but never did nor did he never start it. wat would be some things i should do before i start it up without tearing it down. the motor has not ran since it got shipped over here to the states. i have rolled it over by hand a couple of times and it does not seem like it has alot of compression like a piston motor does when u turn them over. just wanting to get some info. thanks for all your help and if ur going to talk crap then please dont post at all.
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It probably has stuck seals, put some motor oil or ATF depending on your preference and roll it around a bit to unstick them.

Though, if your motor is not in your car its probably going to sit for some more time as its not a very easy swap to do.
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the motor is in the car and is almost done with the rhd conversion also, and also converting the whole car to s5 wiring. and truthfully everybody says its a hard swap, its really not, i mean there are some frusttrating parts in the swap but i feel it would of been a whole lot easier if i didnt do the rhd conversion at the same time.
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get some Fogging oil,and spray it into the housings,roll it over say 1/3 of a turn.do that for three days.then roll it over a couple times.That way the seals would have been Lubed(at least in One position for 24 hours).
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thanks mistersty im just really getting tired of rotarys, i have never trully liked them, i just liked the body style of the fc and so thats y i bought it im really hoping just to finish this swap up and then get rid of the swap as a pacage deal basiclly im wanting to go to a motor that is not very common for the fc.
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No Problem there Drag..the reason why I said Fogging oil,instead of ATF,is that we know that ATF will Loosen up ****,but play Havock with Seals.The fogging oil won't.
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