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671 Turbocharger

Discussion in 'Engines' started by 45SS, Mar 13, 2025 at 12:32 PM.

  1. 45SS

    45SS Member

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    I've replaced the turbo on my 1997 671 TIB and understand that it needs to be pre oiled which I'm able to do by pouring some oil in the oil inlet on the turbo. I've also been told by a car guy to crank the engine over until it builds oil pressure before letting it start. Is this also the correct thing to do in my situation. Not sure how long it would take at cranking rpm to build pressure.
  2. Capt Ralph

    Capt Ralph Senior Member

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    Naw, just start her up, by the time you get off the dock, your ready to water ski
  3. jhall767

    jhall767 Senior Member

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    You can "dead" crank a 671 by holding the stop button while you crank for 10 seconds. Wait 30 seconds before repeating. This is usually done to help with cold weather starts but will also pre-lube everything. Probably not needed but once is plenty for pre-lube.