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Re: removing stuck pistons?
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Posted by Eric on June 18, 2004 at 20:29:05 from (204.73.103.254):
In Reply to: removing stuck pistons? posted by curtis on June 18, 2004 at 20:13:54:
i kinda understand your prob all i did was hit the the bolt that holds the rist pin in the piston and pounded them out but they should have came out by then
i guess if your gona get new sleeves and pistond light them up and heat um good just watch so you dont crack the top half of the block when cooling it down real fast
or throw ice in the sleeves and pull the whole thing out and take them someplace to seperate them you might have to spend some money but will save some time
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