YOUR RESEARCHBuilding oil pressure w/o starting
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I want to create oil pressure w/o starting after completing an IMS replacement as suggested in "The Book". I pulled the DME main relay as designated by my finger below as suggested but the engine will not turn over without it. It does however crank with that one installed. Is it possible the book is incorrect as the one directly above it is labeled "Starter" in the book?
Pull the relay or fuse for the fuel pump, it won't start without gas.
Sweet, I'll do that. Was thinking along those lines but was concerned about harming something electrically. Thanks
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