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Old 04-15-2004 | 09:12 PM
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I am gettin ready to put the car back together this weekend and the car hasnt been started in over 3 months ... Things i have added are new cam , AS stg. 2 heads , new lifters , ls6 intake , double roller timing chain .... the lifters are soaking in oil now waiting for the cam and heads to arrive tomarrow .... My question is what else should i do to prime the engine since it hasnt been ran in so long ?? If there is anything else i should do just let me know

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Originally Posted by 1Fst98ta
I am gettin ready to put the car back together this weekend and the car hasnt been started in over 3 months ... Things i have added are new cam , AS stg. 2 heads , new lifters , ls6 intake , double roller timing chain .... the lifters are soaking in oil now waiting for the cam and heads to arrive tomarrow .... My question is what else should i do to prime the engine since it hasnt been ran in so long ?? If there is anything else i should do just let me know

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just before i put my heads back on,i rubbed the cylinder walls with some oil and put a little white lithium grease on both ends of the pushrods and the valve tips. just before i put the valve covers back on i poured some oil on all of the springs.maybe that's overkill,but it can't hurt.right before you fire the motor up,leave both connectors for the coil packs unplugged and take out the fuel pump fuse and turrn the motor over for a few seconds to prime the oil pump.then put the fuse back,reconnect the coil packs,and fire it up.but watch that oil pressure like a hawk when it fires.make sure it comes up in a few seconds.enjoy your new power!
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just before i put my heads back on,i rubbed the cylinder walls with some oil and put a little white lithium grease on both ends of the pushrods and the valve tips. just before i put the valve covers back on i poured some oil on all of the springs.maybe that's overkill,but it can't hurt.right before you fire the motor up,leave both connectors for the coil packs unplugged and take out the fuel pump fuse and turrn the motor over for a few seconds to prime the oil pump.then put the fuse back,reconnect the coil packs,and fire it up.but watch that oil pressure like a hawk when it fires.make sure it comes up in a few seconds.enjoy your new power!

DITTO!

i did almost the exact same thing, minus the oil on the cylinder walls (but that dosn't sound like a bad idea).

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