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Need to bleed my oil pump after rebuild. I assume that red and orange are the power and black/brown are ground on the dc and ECM power connectors but can anyone verify? I hate to assume.
Axys oil pump prime/power up
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Did anyone get back?? I am about a day from getting my 800 AXYS engine back together and will need to bleed the oiling system also!
gtwitch in wyoming
gtwitch in wyoming
Yes, you are correct. As i just did this procedure recently.
S
Thank you
Please pass along the procedure or where to find the information, I think common sense is probably a good thing here, but!!
gtwitch in wyoming
gtwitch in wyoming
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12v power supply to ECM and DC plugs as pictured in OP above. ECM plug = OG is pos. - BK/DB is neg. DC Test plug = RD/WH is pos - BR is neg.
Be sure not to air lock pump. Use a syringe to fill up feed line from tank to pump first, then install feed line onto oil tank.
Then lock brake on / Hold reverse button down, hold throttle wide open, and oil pump will run for approx 10-15 seconds. Repeat a few times while looking at oil lines to watch air bubbles being pumped into engine case.
Many have stated not to over prime the case, as could possibly hydro lock with oil. I primed 3-4 times, then fired sled up for a minute, and repeated 3-4 more primes until no more bubbles were in the lines.
Mark the oil level on your tank for first ride, and check often that oil level is going down.
12v power supply to ECM and DC plugs as pictured in OP above. ECM plug = OG is pos. - BK/DB is neg. DC Test plug = RD/WH is pos - BR is neg.
Be sure not to air lock pump. Use a syringe to fill up feed line from tank to pump first, then install feed line onto oil tank.
Then lock brake on / Hold reverse button down, hold throttle wide open, and oil pump will run for approx 10-15 seconds. Repeat a few times while looking at oil lines to watch air bubbles being pumped into engine case.
Many have stated not to over prime the case, as could possibly hydro lock with oil. I primed 3-4 times, then fired sled up for a minute, and repeated 3-4 more primes until no more bubbles were in the lines.
Mark the oil level on your tank for first ride, and check often that oil level is going down.
S
Thanks for the manual shots. Indy specialty provided a one pager on their website as well but this is much better
You bet. Good luck !
Ya, I have Dan's too, as I just put his cylinders onto my old girl when I rebuilt the crank.
Ya, I have Dan's too, as I just put his cylinders onto my old girl when I rebuilt the crank.
Just got one of our 18 AXYS 800 back together after getting Indy to get us a reman mono cyl and rebuilt the crank. We did the oil system prime on the bench before putting the engine into the chassis. Thanks tor the service book information on how to do this task.
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gtwitch in wyoming
Is there a procedure to purge the fuel line thru the pressure regulator, thru the injection rail and back to the tank before starting the engine?? JUst getting ready to pull the cord and start it up and want to make it easier, the dealer tech said that they can put the ecu back into the 175 mile break in mode If I want that . What do you folks think??? This would let the oiling and fuel system do the richer mode as it did when the sled was new , I guess this is a new engine so I think I might have them do that when they do the exhaust valve relearn. ????????????????
S
Mine started on 2 pulls after rebuild and I had tank off and dumped to clean. It died, then started on 2 more pulls and idled so probably not much need to mess with priming or bleeding fuel system. Be careful on the oil pump priming. I actually pulled the lines to get all the air bubbles out and it took about 12 cycles of the oil pump
Gtwitch....Yes, you can prime the fuel pump
Is this pump a rotary pump or a pulse type pump, just a question that comes to my mind here??
gtwitch in wyoming
gtwitch in wyoming
I guess this last question is about the multiport oil pump, rotary or pulse type ?? After talking to one of the techs at the dealer. sounds like it is a pulse type probably a diaphram pump, I've not had any opportunity or need to work with this pump yet.
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gtwitch in wyoming
It is a pulse/plunger style pump. I tore into one this fall to have a look.
Thanks for the look here!! I thought that I had it figured but have never pulled one apart yet.
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gtwitch in wyoming
J
Any chance you have shots for a 19 patriot 850, oil pump bleed procedure
Sorry Jake I do not have a service manual for the 850's. Hopefully someone else can assist. I would imagine the procedure should be the same.
Jake, the 19 850 service manual is identically the same procedure with the 800 vs 850. Just done my 19 yesterday. But when you do the manual way, will you hear the oil pump cycling, or are you just looking for air bubbles? I made sure all the lines were full of oil before I reattached them to the engine & the oil tank line to the pump. I did the manual prime twice and could never hear or see anything. It fired up and was able to ran a heat cycle thru it.
B
When you initiate the priming procedure for the oil pump on the 850 it displays it on the dash, Oil Priming Initiated or something like that, and you will hear the pump running.
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