This is a special tool.....lol.....lol...I made for driving the oil pump.
I used this tool to prime the oil pump, then fitted the new oil filter and started priming the rest of the engine until the oil came through the heads supplying the rocker shafts.
Please be aware that the thread hole below the oil channel fills with oil during the priming stage, so don't forget to clear the threaded hole because when you screw the rocker shaft down you could cause a hydraulic lock and crack the head, you can just screw one of the rocker shaft bolts in each hole before you do the priming.
These are my rocker shafts all lubed with assembly lube ready for the initial start up eventually. I will fit my distributor moments before I start her up, because I will prime the engine again with my special tool I made, then fit the distributor and fire her up.
Here both rocker shafts are fitted and I primed the engine again, rotated the engine a few times and primed her again, but this time I ran the priming for a full 60 seconds and watching how the oil was coming out the rockers.......very nice.
Here the engine is closed up for real.
This is now starting to look like the business end of the engine.........lol....some pulleys fitted, P.A.S. pump fitted.
Oooopsie..........what is wrong with this picture???
After fitting the upgraded alternator and checking alignment with the P.A.S. pump pulley, I found my original tensioner did not line up properly, lucky I had a old Jag rocker cover grommet, and I did a small mod to it and now it looks like it was like that from the factory....lol...lol

