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Trying to turn over a stuck engine in my wc . jacked up the rear wheels , but they both turn opposite ways , should I try to turn both wheels together in order to turn the engine over ?
 
I would also lock the brake on the wheel that is on the ground, to make sure it doesn't fall off whatever you are using to hold up the other side...
 
LOL well you know the rear end works as it should. Me and I do this all the time. I use the starter and a 12 volt battery. The starter is made to spin an engine over but not to the point that is things other then push rods are locked up will hurt any thing so do the starter with short fast taps and save your self and your back some pain
 
I tried all the various ways -- one wheel off the ground , both wheels off the ground , turning both wheels at the same time , and the engine will not turn over . Next step is to inspect the clutch and input shaft to see if they are okay ?

Thanks for the help guys
 
Oh ya , one more thing I should ask . There is a small rod running the full length of the shifter down to inside the trans . Does it have anything to do with messing the gears -- it seems to be seized and the shifter flops all over ( very loose )
 
Sounds like you are really having fun. Just a thought, could the tranny be stuck in two gears ?, try propping the clutch down and see if the motor will turn over. The little rod on the shift lever is pulled to shift into reverse.
Good luck, Harry
 
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