Posted by gene bender on February 27, 2012 at 10:43:54 from (67.55.226.114):
In Reply to: stuck h posted by mmack on February 27, 2012 at 09:53:37:
Remove the sparkplugs and use a good flashlite and you will be able to see the cycl walls and if they are rusty you are going to completely tear the engine down. Theres a reason its stuck and if the walls are rusty you will need new sleeves and pistons and maybe more. It realy doesent take too much to pull the head as probably some valves are stuck also. Myself i would pull the head then go from there its the best way to see how the cycl walls are. Saves alot of messing around trying to get it free the money you spend on snake stuff will buy a new head gasket. Pulling the plugs and just looking at them will also tell you a bunch.BTDT.
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