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Small & Big Block Chevy V8
Eliminate dry starts with JEGS 555-23640 Small & Big Block Chevy V8 oil pump priming tool. When using this tool you can ensure that critical engine components are lubricated before cranking your engine.
JEGS 555-23640 Oil Pump Priming Tool Features:
- 3/8 in. Shank for use with 3/8 in. Drill
- Aluminum Alignment Collars
- Steel Shaft, 1/2 in. O.D.
- Allows for Oil Pump Priming Before Initial Start-up
- Eliminates the Chance of a Dry Start
- Eliminates Premature Engine Damage
- 10 in. Overall Length
- Prime and pressurize your oil system prior to initial start-up of your engine to prevent costly, harmful dry starts
- Simply use your 3/8 inch or larger drill and insert in place of the distributor oil pump drive shaft
- Upper and lower pilots to eliminate wobble and seal the galley during the priming process
- A must-have tool for your engine build
FAQ
How do you prime a small block oil pump on a Chevy?
- Use an oil pump priming tool, like the JEGS 555-23640, by spinning it with an electric drill until oil flows to the rockers.
What can I use to prime my oil pump?
- An oil pump priming tool, such as the JEGS 555-23640, is recommended for efficiently priming your small block Chevy oil pump.
What should the oil pump pressure be on a small block Chevy?
- Oil pump pressure for a small block Chevy varies, but typical ranges are 40-60 psi at idle and 60-80 psi at higher RPM.
Specifications:
Will this work on a 1951 GMC 248 inline 6
Will it work on a Chevy ZZ502
Will this work on a Chevy 4,3L V6 Vortec engine?
Will this work on a Chevy 8.1L Vortec engine?
Will this work on Big Block Chevy tall deck GM572ZZ crate engine?
Will this fit a Pontiac V8? I don't see a difference between the primers
Will this prime a 72 cadillac deville 472 engine?
Will this work on a Buick 350 engine?
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