Pre Lube
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Are many people using any sort of Pre Lube system ? I bought and installed two. It seems like a great idea but I hear very little about anyone using them.
For me, seeing oil pressure prior to starting the motors for the first run of spring was comforting.
For me, seeing oil pressure prior to starting the motors for the first run of spring was comforting.
#2
I put together a collection of items consisting of pump, check valve, and hoses. My pump cycles on at 20 psi and off at 40 psi and I normally run the pump for about 5 minutes before starting engine, about the same time as the bilge blowers.
What system do you use?
What system do you use?
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I am using a MASTERLUBE Pre Luber. It's easy to install and works great.
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I have had the Accusump system for about six years
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/...&category=2412
nice to see oil pressure before you crank it after a four month lay-up
this system allows you to run the sump a quart low which keeps the crank high and dry
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/...&category=2412
nice to see oil pressure before you crank it after a four month lay-up
this system allows you to run the sump a quart low which keeps the crank high and dry
Last edited by Wobble; 05-29-2009 at 02:56 PM.
#6
I am running an ESP pre-luber. Best thing I ever did. Makes alot of sense to me, to get oil flowing before the engine fires up. It also makes changing oil a breeze. I simply disconnect 1 line, put the end in a bucket and turn on the pump.
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You need to stop building other peoples drives and get your boat together. Dont worry, with any luck, mine wont be blown up by the time you get here and you'll get a ride.
Last edited by Vinny P; 05-29-2009 at 08:17 PM.
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It can ordered from here: http://www.pre-luber.com/


