Re: dry small block cylinders
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Re: dry small block cylinders



I forgot to mention the Don D. "IV bag" method of pre-oiling a dry engine. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 

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>  I don't think the engine will care about brand as long as some oil is there, but a lot of folks seem to like using about a teaspoon of  Marvel Mystery Oil in each piston hole. Pull all the plugs and put the oil  in each cylinder then hand-turn the engine several full rotations.
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>  Thanks,
>  Gary H. 

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