first startup with new oil metering lines
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first startup with new oil metering lines
Im in the process of figuring out my wiring issue with a manual swap, but in the meantime...
the drivetrain came out of an 88 vert and i swapped front cover, intake and such over to the s4 engine and during the process i broke a metering line and ended up replacing them all. Now, when i get the car to eventually crank, will the engine be damaged with empty metering lines? Alot of time, cursing, and effort has gone into this car, and id like to hear it run!
the drivetrain came out of an 88 vert and i swapped front cover, intake and such over to the s4 engine and during the process i broke a metering line and ended up replacing them all. Now, when i get the car to eventually crank, will the engine be damaged with empty metering lines? Alot of time, cursing, and effort has gone into this car, and id like to hear it run!
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It will be fine.
By the time the engine cranks over a couple times and sucks vacuum,the Omp lines should fill.
If you are really worried then take the vacuum spider and apply vacuum to it to get the oil up into the lines.But honestly you should be ok,just as it is.
Start it up and hear that Baby run!
By the time the engine cranks over a couple times and sucks vacuum,the Omp lines should fill.
If you are really worried then take the vacuum spider and apply vacuum to it to get the oil up into the lines.But honestly you should be ok,just as it is.
Start it up and hear that Baby run!
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I didnt think it would be an issue. Right now im trying to get the car to crank. I have another post about it, but im not getting the starter to do its thing, and thats the only thing stopping me from showing my boy just how slow that auto transmission was. Appreciate your input.
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