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Don E. Foster

05-23-1998 18:32:02




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Today we pulled my '38 AC/WC for the first time to start it. It did run, then clunk, and locked up tight. Any ideas? Maybe it's mad because we used a Ford 2000 to pull it!

It blew a lot of space junk out when it fired up!!!




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Len

05-26-1998 14:14:23




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 Re: WC locked up in reply to Don E. Foster, 05-23-1998 18:32:02  
: Today we pulled my '38 AC/WC for the first time to start it. It did run, then clunk, and locked up tight. Any ideas? Maybe it's mad because we used a Ford 2000 to pull it!

: It blew a lot of space junk out when it fired up!!!

Did you drain the crancase and fill it with fresh oil before starting? Did it have oil pressure after starting? If answer to either is "no" I'd pull the oil pan and start looking for a spun bearing insert.

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TuBit

05-26-1998 14:04:06




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 Re: WC locked up in reply to Don E. Foster, 05-23-1998 18:32:02  

: Today we pulled my '38 AC/WC for the first time to start it. It did run, then clunk, and locked up tight. Any ideas? Maybe it's mad because we used a Ford 2000 to pull it!

: It blew a lot of space junk out when it fired up!!!

One of two possibilities come to mind, and neither one is good. Depending on how long it ran once started, you either seized a piston or crank bearing, or broke a connecting rod.

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