Re: Bleeding oil injection system
Not that familiar w/EFI, but pretty simple. I take you are talking about the tank on the engine under the cowling? Take the old tank off, install new one, put the oil line back on, take the oil line at the pump loose, plug, fill the tank and let the oil fill the line and connect it. Fill your tank on the engine, start the engine on the hose or in the water, loosen the cap just enough to allow air to escape and oil to start to bleed through the cap, tighten just enough to keep it from leaking.
il mix. Mark the level of the oil tank with a marker. Remove the bleed screw. Run the engine on the remote tank and wait til oil is ejected from the bleed screw. When oil is present in a continuos streem then reinstall the screw. Technically there is a procedure for testing the output of the oil pump by checking the volume pump whilst the pump index marker is alighn, for a set time period. If you continue to use the remote tank with the oil/fuel mix and check to see that the oil is being consumed from the oil reservior this will give you a fair indication that it is working correctly. This is not a fool proof method but if in dought and/or you are not confidend take it to your local mechanic. This procedure should be able to be compleated within the hour of starting the job.
