Posted by cleddy on May 13, 2013 at 13:30:53 from (70.184.208.103):
In Reply to: Re: WD45 Crank in a WC posted by Jerry Coulter on May 06, 2013 at 16:41:14:
I was waiting for someone to ask why he wanted to do it??? Must be making a puller engine or something. We put a WD-45 crank in a WD block by accident and it fit fine until we wanted to start it and that what we ended up with a very high compression engine that we could only start by pulling and then could not get it to stop running with the high compression self ignition or what ever you call it. We thought we had a jet engine and was no use at all until it had the right 4" stroke crank in it. Dealer took the wrong part back and was sorry for the mix up. WE were sorry we had to do all the extra work for practice. cleddy
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