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Message: [QUOTE="Powerstroke Cowboy, post: 603003, member: 610"] That would be oil that was still in the cylinders. They will start harder for a little bit intill the air bleeds out of the system.. If you had a HPOP gauge you could see it. The oil pressure does not come up right away so it does not start. But ounce the oil pressure jumps to where it should be they fire up right away. The best thing to do is just take it out and drive it.. Do some wide open runs to clear the air faster. But it will clear out with normal driving. and even with just shutting the engine off and starting it back up.. So what you see is normal!! Go drive it and have fun! [/QUOTE]

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