open it.
I would open the oil filter cover and see if any oil is in there at all!
Do the usual prep of plenty of rags to catch any oil. If there's no evidence of any oil then I'd think of a) blockage somewhere or b) pump failure. (Is the filter in the right way?)
If there is oil in the filter, then yeah, I'd fire it up but only a couple of seconds then switch off. If still no oil coming from the bleed screw then see above a) or b). Maybe try and turn it over with no filter in..!?!? only for a few seconds!
it's funny as whenever a 'mate' has done a job he's generally messed it up.. I stay away from those mates! LOL!!
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