View Full Version : How to care for a ls on engine stand?
71maroesteban
03-06-2014, 11:29 PM
Okay so I have my l92 up on the engine stand slowly getting everything I need to put it in my car now there is oil in it right now should I keep it oiled up or drain it or just drain it's old oil and put in fresh oil it's going to sit on the stand for a while since we all know how long it takes to get our projects done I want to know what would be the best way to care for it thanks
andrewb70
03-07-2014, 06:33 AM
Okay so I have my l92 up on the engine stand slowly getting everything I need to put it in my car now there is oil in it right now should I keep it oiled up or drain it or just drain it's old oil and put in fresh oil it's going to sit on the stand for a while since we all know how long it takes to get our projects done I want to know what would be the best way to care for it thanks
I would just drain the oil and maybe squirt a little oil inside the spark plug holes and turn it over by hand. Reinstall the plugs, place a couple of big desiccant bags on the engine and put a big plastic bag over the whole thing.
Andrew
71maroesteban
03-07-2014, 11:07 AM
Okay so I have my l92 up on the engine stand slowly getting everything I need to put it in my car now there is oil in it right now should I keep it oiled up or drain it or just drain it's old oil and put in fresh oil it's going to sit on the stand for a while since we all know how long it takes to get our projects done I want to know what would be the best way to care for it thanks
I would just drain the oil and maybe squirt a little oil inside the spark plug holes and turn it over by hand. Reinstall the plugs, place a couple of big desiccant bags on the engine and put a big plastic bag over the whole thing.
Andrew thanks for the advice I'll do that then I just didn't know whether to keep it oiled up or no ill just probably put in a little and turn it by hand every other day
andrewb70
03-07-2014, 02:59 PM
Turning it over every other day is way overkill. Maybe once per quarter...
Andrew
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