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Posted by John A. on June 19, 2006 at 20:45:50 from (4.227.111.80):
In Reply to: Stuck engine idea is this crazy or could it work? posted by River Bottom Farmer on June 19, 2006 at 18:35:02:
R.B.F., Just tear the engine down, Remove the fuel tank, get the head,pan and all assorted parts off. Determine which piston/pistons are really stuck. Next move the motor, outside pour DSL in each cylinder then, Just a small splash of gas. Now set the DSL on fire. The fire will expand the cylinder and break the rust so a hammer and 4x4 block should break loose the pistons fairly easly'. This method will work, and helps you save the pistons, especially if they are what you want and want to save them. Without a lot of beating on the block assembly. Good Luck John A.
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