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Old 14-01-2014 | 05:44 PM
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I have given my 2wd a freshen up and today filled with oil and primed using a flexi drive in the dizzy hole.

Turned clockwise and oil came faily quicky to the turbo feed, but what i did notice is the dizzy hole also filled with oil....

is this normal when doing this type of priming.....

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Old 14-01-2014 | 07:09 PM
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anything connected to the oil pressure side will get oil to it.
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OK anyone else got any thoughts
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Pretty sure the dizzy seals that hole once fitted?
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Thanks.....i am sure it will but to be honest did'nt quite expect alot of oil comming from there.
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Any more comments engine is being fitted next week, and want to make sure its right

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Yes you will have oil there and the dizzy seal will seal that once fitted.
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Thanks for the advice,
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Once you are ready to fire it up, pull the coil off and crank the engine over. That will build some oil pressure before you start the car.
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Thanks Paul...Yep was goin to do this...

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Once you are ready to fire it up, pull the coil off and crank the engine over. That will build some oil pressure before you start the car.
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