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Re: sit seized diesel
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Posted by dave on January 02, 2000 at 17:46:23 from (208.224.41.38):
In Reply to: sit seized diesel posted by Dexter on January 02, 2000 at 17:12:52:
it is very hard to tell without opening the engine up just how badly it is stuck, however i recently had two stuck engines that released quickly.i would suggest that it might not be too exspensive to repair. remove the valve cover and see which valves are open,remove the injector from those cylinders that have open valves.fill these cylinders with white vineger let sit for a couple of days then try to turn the motor. dont let it freeze if that doesnt work then remove head and disconnect the rods and push out the affected pistons and sleeves replace pistons and sleeves,grind valves and put it back together
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