Working on Engines

[Rock_Bottom]

I work on all my own stuff. Started learning buy rebuilding my old 2 stroke Dirtbike with my dad when I was real young. Learned a lot from him. And also from taking things apart and seeing how it works. But 80% of my friends mechanically inclined so I've learned a lot over the years. Actually just replaced a valve cover gasket on my boat right now😀 and waiting for all the oil to drain out so I can change it, it's a very slow proses waiting for 10 quarts to dripp out lol



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[Sharp shooter]

it's a very slow proses waiting for 10 quarts to dripp out lol

It drains faster when it's warmed up a bit.

[Rock_Bottom]

It drains faster when it's warmed up a bit.

Ya it is cause we just did the timing on it right before and it's still taking forever hah just gonna let it sit over night eff it hah


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[SBS933]

Ya it is cause we just did the timing on it right before and it's still taking forever hah just gonna let it sit over night eff it hah


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Molasses unless your at the river in the summer.

[gn7]

Disconnect the oil pressure line and stick in a 5 gallon jug and light the bitch off. When it spits, shut it off.
Won't tell you told me that, but I do it, there is 35 lbs of pressure in the block right till it spits.

[SBS933]

Disconnect the oil pressure line and stick in a 5 gallon jug and light the bitch off. When it spits, shut it off.
Won't tell you told me that, but I do it, there is 35 lbs of pressure in the block right till it spits.

35 lbs. aint too bad. I'll give it a shot.

[niceguyeddie]

It drains faster when it's warmed up a bit.

I use one of these. They suck the oil out pretty quick.