Am the proud owner of a GS Spyder, but the climate where I live prevents me from doing regular trips during the winter season.
Consequently I'm wondering if I have to prime the engine before I take it for a spin after a longer period of stand still. In my previus toys - none of them had dry-sump - I always removed the fuel pump fuse, and then I ran the enginge with the starter for a while until I got oil-pressure indication.
Is that necessary with this engine also?
TIA
/F.
Consequently I'm wondering if I have to prime the engine before I take it for a spin after a longer period of stand still. In my previus toys - none of them had dry-sump - I always removed the fuel pump fuse, and then I ran the enginge with the starter for a while until I got oil-pressure indication.
Is that necessary with this engine also?
TIA
/F.