Posted by Dave Koenigsfeld on March 12, 2009 at 16:55:13 from (148.78.54.134):
We dropped in the motor yesterday and set all of the other parts. Today we fought a few water leaks, fuel leaks and of course our oil pan leaked a bit. Tomorrow we should have a different oil pan that we left at the motor builder. He also has the piece that goes from the mag to the motor so we can try and fire it up.
What is the best oil to fill with? I"ve seen 15w-40 in many other posts. How many quarts?
What about transmission oil? Is 80-90 gear oil ok? How many quarts?
I"ll need to get some new fuel lines made but I put in some rubber ones so that we can hopefully test fire the motor with the motor builder tomorrow. He is going to drive 2 hours 1 way to give us a hand with the starting. Cross your fingers.
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