Thread: Accusump kits
View Single Post
  #14 (permalink)  
Old 06-27-2007, 09:47 PM
DavidinDurango's Avatar
DavidinDurango DavidinDurango is offline
CC Member
Visit my Photo Gallery

 
Join Date: Mar 2007
Cobra Make, Engine:
Posts: 122
Not Ranked     
Default

Cold in San Jose???Bwahahahahaha.

Nevermind, pre-oiling a motor, imo, is a necessity. (flame suit on)

You are correct in being concerned about cold temps, even the appropriate wt. oil is pretty sluggish when cold.

You may have heard that spinning the motor w/ the starter and not firing until pressure is worthwhile - I say its a waste of time if you have compression.

Accusump, decent oil pan and if you corner hard you might consider a warning light so you know (hopefully) if you are approaching a low pressure situation.

Best wishes from temperate southern Colorado!
Mornings in the teen are common, single digits often, below zero usually once or twice a year, coler than -10 not unheard of! (heated garage)


Quote:
Originally Posted by tc_sj
I never plan autocrssing or open track, I just too concern about starting the car with no oil in the engine. I live in San Jose CA and winter can also be a bit cold, that the reason why i was looking for an accusump.

I talked to http://www.accusump.com/ tech and they recomended the kits as follow:

24-700 hose kits
24-006 3qt accusump
24-200 clamp
24-273 elect switch

Are these all the things I need? what is the T or Y fitting, how do I know my car has the oil cooler?

Thanks
Tan
__________________
DavidinDurango
mostly fords, with "some stuff"
Reply With Quote