Sealed power lube on cam, good enough?
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Sealed power lube on cam, good enough?
Hi,
Is Sealed power assembly lube good enough for the camshaft? It is Federal Mogul`s brand.
I know our engines don't need the cam lubed but it will take 2 weeks until I start it up.
I don't really have access to other lubes for the time being.
Also I only changed cam and springs. Do I need to prime the pump? I was thinking of priming it with short bursts of the starter, no spark plugs installed.
I was also thinking of taking a syringe used for printers and injecting oil in the pushrods.
So do I need to use assembly lube if I don't plan on starting it in two weeks or is oil good enough. I could use the starter though but I won't have the radiator installed yet so I won't be able to run the engine.
Is Sealed power assembly lube good enough for the camshaft? It is Federal Mogul`s brand.
I know our engines don't need the cam lubed but it will take 2 weeks until I start it up.
I don't really have access to other lubes for the time being.
Also I only changed cam and springs. Do I need to prime the pump? I was thinking of priming it with short bursts of the starter, no spark plugs installed.
I was also thinking of taking a syringe used for printers and injecting oil in the pushrods.
So do I need to use assembly lube if I don't plan on starting it in two weeks or is oil good enough. I could use the starter though but I won't have the radiator installed yet so I won't be able to run the engine.
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ok thanks, yes it is an assembly lube. I just read a few things on the net that made me feel like that stuff was not the best. I know there are better products but as long as it will do, it`s ok for me