Posted by Ken L on June 06, 2012 at 16:27:48 from (72.160.215.186):
In Reply to: Oliver 1755 update posted by MF1155 on June 06, 2012 at 13:31:34:
I take it you think the rear end of the engine was very hot. If that is right, you may have a buildup of dirt and crud between the number six sleeve and the back of the block. Not as uncommon as you may think. If that's happening, eventually that sleeve will get so hot that the piston will seize. I've seen it in a fair number of engines and two years ago it happened to my 880. That engine I never thought would have that problem because it got flushed yearly since new.
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