This is a oil priming tool for GM Gen III and IV car and truck V8 LS1 style engines. It will work on late model '99 and up GM Silverado and Sierra trucks, as well as "97 and up Corvettes, and also including '98 and up Camaros. This particular kit works on the New Dodge Hemi distrubutorless ignition engines, and Ford 1999 - current modular V8 Mustangs and Trucks. This kit is essenitally the one stop shop for Ford, Dodge, and GM engines with a crank driven oil pump.

The oil galleries of newly assembled engines will be dry of oil. All engines should ideally be "prelubed" before starting for the first time, which incidentally is where most of the engine wear occurs. Unfortunatley, the design of the crank driven oil pump does not allow an easy way to do this. Since the oil pumps on distributorless ignition engines drive of the crank snout, the oil pump can't turn seperately from the rest of the engine. Therefore, it is not possible to use a drill operated tool on the the distributer gear of older GM, Ford, or Dodge V8s. This tool solves that problem. With MDR Tuning's Engine Oil Primer, everything you need is included to easily prelube and prime the oil system of your newly built engine, or even a vehicle that has been sitting for an extended period of time.

• Required to prime engines with crank driven oil pumps
• Prime your engine through the oil pressure sending unit port (Hemi, Coyote, Ford Modular)
• Perfect for modular engines that have crank driven oil pumps
• Prevents engine damage caused by only using starter motor to prime oiling system   

Dont let this happen to your engine!

                  OIL STARVATION

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Appearance: Bearing surface streaked and smeared with worst damage at center. Heat discoloration. May show pick-up of bearing material on shaft depending on severity. NOTE: This condition will progress into “Wiping” and “Hot Short”.
Causes: Low oil level, blocked oil pick-up, oil pump failure, blocked oil hole or oil passage, excessive dilution of oil by fuel or coolant, lubrication system not primed before start-up, overspeed. 

                               WIPED

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Appearance: Bearing surface smeared or scratched and torn. Bearing metal melted and re-solidified along the edges.
Causes: Lubrication system not primed before start-up. Clogged oil passage. Oil pump failure. Improper installation (oil hole blocked). Concentrated loading in localized area of bearing. Misalignment of shaft and bearing surfaces. Insufficient clearance.

Dont forget to add a Break-In oil Kit to your order for the best