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James

06-17-2004 18:02:00




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We had the engine free with penetrating oil, turning it over by turning the rear wheel. I thought to put oil, regular motor oil, in the cylinders to lub it up and now it's frozen stiff. What's going on!? Any help would be great.




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Jerry W

06-18-2004 05:11:30




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 Re: Case frozen engine in reply to James, 06-17-2004 18:02:00  
Make sure that your are not trying to compress liquid - doesn't work real well. Roll the engine backward if possible or remove plugs/injectors.

Jerry



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Russ

06-19-2004 18:07:59




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 Re: Re: Case frozen engine in reply to Jerry W, 06-18-2004 05:11:30  
HYDRAULIC LOCK UP; IF YOU PUT MORE THAN AN OUNCE OF ENGINE OIL IN EACH CYLINDER IT WON'T RUST AS FAST IN THIS COMPRESSION CHAMBER, BUT, WHEN THE PISTON TRIES TO CRANK THRU IT WILL STOP COLD.
SEE IF YOU CAN SYPHON THE EXCESS ENGINE OIL OUT OF THAT AREA. BETTER CHOICES NEXT TIME WOULD BE A TABLESPOON OF MARVEL MYSTERY OIL AND A 10 SECOND BURST OF PB RUST REMOVER IN EACH CYLINDER.
IF YOU GET THE HEAD OFF YOU CAN GO REAL LIBERAL ON THE ABOVE STUFF AND HEATING THE OIL FIRST ABOVE
A 100 (HEAT OIL SAFELY)OR SO CAN ENHANCE ITS WORKING THRU THE RING END GROOVES AND OTHER CLEARANCES.

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Walter

06-17-2004 18:22:12




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 Re: Case frozen engine in reply to James, 06-17-2004 18:02:00  
If you have a starter make sure its not stuck in the flywheel.



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Joe (Wa)

06-17-2004 22:31:28




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 Re: Re: Case frozen engine in reply to Walter, 06-17-2004 18:22:12  
Might have a valve stuck open. Can you roll it the other way?

Joe



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