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Simple answer. No.
Here's what I did. I asked around and the only way
I found to do it is to use the starter. After getting all of the fluids in the
car, I left the spark plugs out and disconnected the coil wire. Then I cranked
over the motor until the oil light went out. This may take a while if you have
an external oil cooler like I do. Then install the spark plugs and coil wire and
start her up.
BTW, the cranking of the engine should also get
your fuel lines filled up if you had them disconnected for the engine
swap.
Good luck --
1981 Scirocco S 2008cc 16V (Breaking in the Motor) 1987 Jetta GLi 1.8 16V (Daily Driver) 1991 Passat Wagon2.0 16V (For the Wife & baby to be)
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