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Originally Posted by KillerBMotorsport
How long did the engine run without oil pressure?
I've never once heard of that. Startup usually pushes the oil into the engine fastest as it gets the pump into a much more efficient pumping RPM vs cranking.
This I've seen other have issues with. A dry pump trying to push (purge) air through thick assembly lube does not always work well :/
Adding some assembly lube to the pump should always be done. I wish they shipped them this way. Of course, I wish they shipped them with bypass pistons that never stick and backplate bolts that don't come out too  |
I did the IAG recommended process twice and got no oil at all. Called them up and the front desk lady told me just start up the engine. Took it to a IAG gold certified shop and they said the oil pump was defective