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Ande

09-23-2006 18:23:03




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Well guys,I basically did what you said,I drained the tank,put in new gas,drained,then put the gumout in and let it sit, so will drain that tomorrow.
Then I pulled the big W14"s and the front 3 cyl. plugs were rusty around the electrode!I squirted Marvel Mystery oil in them.The back cyl. was like it had been firing, but squirted the Marvel in it also.So I"m thinking she has gotten some water in?Should I over looked or do we need to get into this further so there is not further problems?Your responses have been wonderful,you have saved me time and money already.Thanks for taking the time.
Ande

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Ande

09-24-2006 05:39:15




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 Re: LA Case Update in reply to Ande, 09-23-2006 18:23:03  
Thanks Guys,guess that will be my next step.Sure great to have this advise
Ande



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Brian in Ohio

09-23-2006 20:31:03




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 Re: LA Case Update in reply to Ande, 09-23-2006 18:23:03  
By chance did you check out your valvetrain? Take off the valve cover, and oil the valves real well, and turn the engine over by hand, and make sure everything moves as it should. The Ls and LAs have been known to have valves stick and cause you to bend a push rod.



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Ande

09-24-2006 05:58:10




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 Re: LA Case Update in reply to Brian in Ohio, 09-23-2006 20:31:03  
Gee,I hope I didnt bend those pushrods as I did turn her over by hand after squirting some Marvel in each cyl.
Ande



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jgarner

09-24-2006 05:29:15




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 Re: LA Case Update in reply to Brian in Ohio, 09-23-2006 20:31:03  
Don't forget to take out all the spark plugs to do this operation. Makes hand turn over a lot easier and allows your helper to turn it over slowly while you look.



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