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Re: Breaking engine free on 10-20
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Posted by old on January 26, 2005 at 17:55:05 from (207.69.137.9):
In Reply to: Breaking engine free on 10-20 posted by Mcoder on January 26, 2005 at 16:41:02:
Depends on how much time you want to take. If you have the time, I'd start with putting tranny fluid/oil in the cylinders and let it sit. Keep doing it and keeping each cylinder full for a month or so. Then if you can get it out side where its safe to do this, put say about 1 once of gas in each cylinder and lite it. Let it burn till it goes out. After it cools down you will probably be able to brake it loose. What that does is warms up the cylinders but the pistons don't get very warm/hot so the walls of the cylinders pull away from the pistons/rings.
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