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Stubborn sleeve on D
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Wes1
11-24-2006 14:26:48
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Any suggestions on how to get a sleeve out of a D. I have put all the presure possible on it with a puller and it won't budge.
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Richard G.
11-25-2006 05:55:57
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Re: Stubborn sleeve on D in reply to Wes1, 11-24-2006 14:26:48
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I have packed them with ice for a few minutes while the puller is in place. Has never failed to get it moving.
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Camboted
11-25-2006 03:24:58
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Re: Stubborn sleeve on D in reply to Wes1, 11-24-2006 14:26:48
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Make sure you are not accidentally lapping the puller over the top ridge. If that's not the problem you can drop the pan and put a large jack under it, place a plank over the top of the block but free of the questionable cylinder and give it a whack with a large mall. If that dosn't work, pull the engine and press it out, if that dosn't work, take it out in pieces. LOL!
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