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Yes, when we rebuilt the engine we took the block to a machine shop to get it all cleaned up. The engine has new everything. When we changed the oil pump for the 2nd time we also threw in a new filter as well incase we worn the engine from turning it on without the pressure. Right now we're...

Today I've took apart an old distributor to spin the pump with a drill.

My bronco doesn't have a guage to check the pressure, it just has an oil light, hence using a snap on gauge. when we turned on the engine for the first time the gauge read as 0 and with the sound of the clacking from the lack of oil

We've checked the oil pan with a snake camera. it's all clear and for the distributor it's been tighten down after we've set the timing.

For a gauge, its just a ol' regular snap on oil gauge where you remove the oil pressure switch and connect it from there. I'll probably go get a tool to spin the pump tomorrow. Other than that do you have anything else or advice?

I've recently rebuilt the 2.9, new everything. It turned on with no hesitations, but I got no oil pressure. I decided to lift the engine change the oil pump incase of a faulty pump. I put on the bare necessities back on. I turned it on and I got oil pressure. Cool then I put everything together...