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Posted by old on August 03, 2007 at 20:41:47 from (4.244.6.187):
In Reply to: Old super C posted by DannyTN on August 03, 2007 at 19:41:12:
First thing I would do is fill all the cylinders with tranny fluid and also fill the exhaust manifold with tranny fluid. The walk away from it for a few days. Pull the plugs back out, be sure to always have the plugs in to keep out dirt etc. But any how pull the plugs back out and spin the engine over to clear the cylinders and then I would try to start it and see what happens. Tranny fluid clears lubes and just plain cleans things up and is cheap to boot and may even loosen up that valve
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