Another way to dry crank for priming without pulling a fuel pump fuse is full throttle on the gas pedal with normal ign procedure; sounds like a joke, but the fuel injectors will not fire, and the ecu will stop cranking after 5-8 seconds of not turning over on its own, and return to accessory-on. If you let off of full-throttle at any time during the dry crank, the injectors will resume and fire the car up. Either works though!
Sooo, u can use a vacuum line adapted to an 1/8 npt fitting and fill with a vacuum/ pressure pump until oil comes out the pan drain plug...for pumps; I rely on boundary engineering
Should I continue going to trade school for mechanics or should I just keep watching you?🙏🏽🫡 can’t wait for the day i boost my z 😊 such a great help man thank u for all the great knowledge.
Awwww, thank u maaaan...definitely stay in school! Get the certificates....old guys like me have to rely on names that we've worked for in the industry and portfolios, as I am literally certified in nada.lol...tho I'm probably considered a master car painter/fabricator, engine builder and master nissan..I'm jealous of certified guys...a couple of my finest mechanics went to speed/tech school...top tier doods...it's super important
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Another way to dry crank for priming without pulling a fuel pump fuse is full throttle on the gas pedal with normal ign procedure; sounds like a joke, but the fuel injectors will not fire, and the ecu will stop cranking after 5-8 seconds of not turning over on its own, and return to accessory-on. If you let off of full-throttle at any time during the dry crank, the injectors will resume and fire the car up.
Either works though!
how did you set up for oil pressure sensor? also for a css block build what oil pump would you reccomend?
Sooo, u can use a vacuum line adapted to an 1/8 npt fitting and fill with a vacuum/ pressure pump until oil comes out the pan drain plug...for pumps; I rely on boundary engineering
Should I continue going to trade school for mechanics or should I just keep watching you?🙏🏽🫡 can’t wait for the day i boost my z 😊 such a great help man thank u for all the great knowledge.
Awwww, thank u maaaan...definitely stay in school! Get the certificates....old guys like me have to rely on names that we've worked for in the industry and portfolios, as I am literally certified in nada.lol...tho I'm probably considered a master car painter/fabricator, engine builder and master nissan..I'm jealous of certified guys...a couple of my finest mechanics went to speed/tech school...top tier doods...it's super important