[brainfood]

What parts do I need to lube when I put back them back on the engine? and what kind of lubricant should I buy to do it? ie. bearings....ect

 

[brainfood]

ttt

 

[brainfood]

thats about what I figured...

 

[brainfood]

whats a good dino oil to use for the first 1000 miles?

 

[brainfood]

ttt

 

[stealthII]

Apply it with a very clean finger. Pretend you are hooking up with a chick. You want every part to be lubed like a nice wet pussy.

HAHAHA.....pretty funny matt. Im guessing that you have experience in this?????? Ok, your married, so what??
Rich

 

[jerome sparich]

Matt,

PLEASE tell me you did not lube the back of the bearing inserts!

The back side of the bearing and where it mates to the cap and rod must be perfectly clean and dry!

Same for the crank bearings.

Brainfood,

Also do not forget to pack your oil pump so it does not start the engine dry.

 

[brainfood]

so only lube the side of the bearing that is on the crank? and how do you pack the oil pump? arent you supposed to prime the engine also? how do you do that?

 

[maTT]

PLEASE tell me you did not lube the back of the bearing inserts!

hmmmm. Yeah i did. So far so good. Are you sure, cus when I took them out, they had oil all over them.

 

[3kGtSl]

hey Brainfood, Have you already gotten your pistons?? Do you have an address or a phone number so i can get in contact with Mario


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Thanx,
Brian

 

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Matt, I accidetally lubed the back of my bearings on my one TT engine. Rod knock 80 miles later . Lubing the back of the bearings is a big NO NO.

 

[brainfood]

so should you put the bearings in the main and block and then lube? how do you avoid lubing the back of the bearings?

3kgtsl I am going to cancel my order with mario and hopefully go through someone else I still havnt gotten a responce from him yet

 

[jerome sparich]

Matt,

I will pray for your bearings and engine.

Bryan,

Yes put them in and then lube them up.

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