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Tip Priming the oil pump

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I should have said a 1/4 deep socket - a regular 1/4 socket may not work as noted above.  In addition. it has to be 1/4 drive to keep the slim socket.


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My new pump does seem to be binding, certainly isn't smoothe. It does give good pressure when I manually wind it. Should I continue using it?

It would be an expensive fix because I'm down under.

Does the oil drain out of the pump if it is not used for a few weeks?

I filled the oil filter, and the rocker shafts.

Any ideas??

Kennny









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