Posted by gene bender on October 12, 2013 at 02:27:22 from (67.55.227.108):
In Reply to: Super C posted by Terry from Mo on October 11, 2013 at 19:55:54:
Take the plugs and lay them in order on top of the hood. Look at them looking for rust. Now take a good lite and shine in the holes if the walls are rusty there aint no way you will get it free. Your best bet them is pull the motor so you can tear it down. Ive bought several engines of that type and only one was i able to get it free. Rest had rusty walls and needed to be torn down. Then usuall need to press out the whole sleeve and piston in one unit the go from there. You will want to have the crank checked also so you will need to pullit and take to a machine shop then with new sleeves and pistonsrings and bearings you will have a new engine. Also get the valves done.
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