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I take it this is a "Manual Transmission" prime?
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Yes, put the car in gear and push it. Saves the starter and battery.
So I take it by your response that you don't have many friends lol
 

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You may want to fill your new oil filter with fresh oil before screwing it on. This will have near zero priming lag in oil pressure on start up.
That's what I do.
 

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Yeah, I have to use the starter ......... <grin>
If someone is really wanting to prime their oil system they might look into a Pre-oiler, which automatically adds oil pressure from a reserve tank when starting or when oil pressure drops below a preset pressure.
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