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Starting up the rebuild tomorrow--Advise?

Tomorrow I should get the last few things bolted onto my 83 SC and I should be able to test start the rebuilt motor .

Planning on 1) unplugging the CDI input to stop ignition, unplug the fuel pump relay and crank the motor over until I get some oil pressure, 2) check for leaks and fix if needed 3)plug fuel pump relay back in , crack the union to #1 injector, lift the flow plate arm to get some fuel flow and purge the fuel system of all the air I've introduced until i get some fuel at #1 3) plug in the CDI and see if she'll fire up

Of course before I do any of this I'll double and triple check all the fittings and bolts.

Any other first time on a new motor hints?

Thanks

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Great! Exciting times ahead.

Make sure dizzy isn't installed 180 deg out.
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triple check firing order. build oil pressure with the plugs out.
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Do you need to worry about the charge of the battery with all the cranking going on without starting?
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Congrats in advance! Have a bottle of champagne or your favorite beverage on hand. You will be happy you did it yourself. I rebuilt my engine a few years ago over a cold winter. Almost 15,000 miles later, many of them at the track, it is still running like it did 20 minutes after rebuild

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