Krossthread Kustoms: Looking for the prime

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Looking for the prime

Well, the manual said it would be there and it didn't lie. The front end check ball had not been removed as recommended by most all contemporary builders. If you look at the diagram, the check ball actually has to be drawn open by the feed pump to allow oil to feed. OK if you never lose your prime, I guess...
Got it out and the pump back on. I'll prime and re-fire tomorrow night.
On a positive note, I can get the distributor in and out blindfolded now...

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boss hossSeptember 24, 2009 at 10:05 PM
dr mikuni-is that you?
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