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Problem: installed new oil pump, started engine and had no oil pressure.
Solution: prime oil pump with assembly lube before installing new oil pump.
Lesson learned, dry oil pump will not draw oil from pan.
Phew. A big thanks to FBBO'rs for the insight on oil pump install. Was thinking the worse, spun bearing, dropped or blocked pick up, motor rebuild. Funny that Ma's repair/maintenance manual makes no mention of priming new pump. But it does make complete sense.
Thanks again and happy holidays.
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If...
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