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Is there a way to disable the ignition other than detaching the camshaft position sensor?

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DaveCain
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I just completed installing the head and the rest of the surrounding pieces (it took 3 hours to install the PCV banjo bolt):x. I'm about to start the engine and want to oil prime it first. To disable the ignition system, the Haynes handbook recommends disconnecting the camshaft position sensor. Is there a way to disable the ignition other than detaching the camshaft position sensor?

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You are in the wrong forum, but a general suggestion would be pull the fuel pump fuse. No pump + no fuel. Haynes suggestion works if the plug is easy to access.

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Post by abscate »

No need to oil prime it either, especially if you use assembly lube on the relevant surfaces.

Just check timing by turning over by hand twice.
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