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    Technical Tip Transaction No: 2060440/1

    13-20-01TT - Engine Oil Pressure - Priming Release date: 08/07/2020

    Condition

    ATTENTION:

    THIS IS A TECH TIP, NOT A TECHNICAL BULLETIN.


    TECH TIPS ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH WARRANTY CLAIMING.

    Applicable Vehicles

    Model(s) Year Eng. Code Trans. Code VIN Range From VIN Range To

    All 2000- 2020 All All All All

    Revision Table
    Instance Number Published Date Version Number Reason For Update
    2060440/1 8/7/2020 13-20-01TT Original publication.

    Technical Background
    Manufacturing processes may vary by model, engine or assembly location. Not all replacement engines are prefilled
    with oil. Repairs also create a lack of necessary lubrication. Utilize the following procedure to prevent starting with a
    lack of lubrication, which could result in engine damage. Pressurizing the oil circuits before starting the engine will
    ensure lubrication that will protect the internal components from damage during the first rotation of the crankshaft
    when the engine starts.

    Service
    During new or rebuilt engine installation or after internal repairs, when first filling with oil, the turbo housing should also
    be filled with oil at the upper banjo bolt aperture.

     Manually rotate the crankshaft a couple of 360° rotations by hand.


     Connect a battery charger, remove the fuel pump fuse and crank the engine for a minimum of 10 seconds.

     Repeat the cranking procedure without the fuel pump fuse 3 times, allowing the starter to cool between each
    cranking cycle.

    This is done in order to allow the oil pressure to build and to circulate the oil before allowing engine to run. Also be
    sure to perform guided functions procedures outlined in ELSA, after repair work (chain replacement, engine
    replacement, etc).

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    Technical Tip Transaction No: 2060440/1

    13-20-01TT - Engine Oil Pressure - Priming Release date: 08/07/2020

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