Subject	That's mis-information
Posted by	Turbodog (CT) on November 04, 2002 at 3:07 PM
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In Reply To	I wastold if you do not have pre oiler this is not good>> posted by RT on November 04, 2002 at 11:12 AM
Message	If you take the oil filler cap off and watch the cam lobe while cranking it with no spark, you will see the oil begin to flow after a few seconds on the starter alone. It's definitely a good idea to do after long intervals of storage before you fire it up.
Follow Ups	Havent started mt engine in 6 months, question> - TomGreen 07:14:57 11/04/02 Drain the oil and replace it. (n/m) - wcoffey 07:25:15 11/04/02 before I start it, or immediately after Its warmed up?> - TomGreen 07:31:49 11/04/02 Re: I would drain it before I started it. (n/m) - rader 08:17:01 11/04/02 I wouldn't. It needs to be warm to drain completely. (n/m) - Greg (Dallas) 08:20:12 11/04/02 Re: If it hasn't drained in six months, it ain't gonna. (n/m) - rader 08:23:26 11/04/02 Disconnect the PTU connector and crank it for a while> - JRH(KY) 08:11:46 11/04/02 I wastold if you do not have pre oiler this is not good>> - RT 11:12:46 11/04/02 That's mis-information - Turbodog (CT) 15:07:57 11/04/02
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