Posted by jim in Newberg on August 18, 2014 at 14:15:32 from (50.45.210.158):
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On this 350 with water in the oil, I have the pistons out and I need to remove the cylinder liners, I tried with a bottle jack and a rod like suggested but they did not move. Does the liner protrude thru the block about an inch or 2? And what is the wall thickness? Thanks a lot. I will be getting a mechanic to look at it soon.
Jim
quote="jim in Newberg"](quoted from post at 11:54:09 08/13/14)
Regarding the 350 with water in the oil, I have the head off and have taken it to the machine shop and they said everything looked good. Took the belly pan off and the oil pan off. It looks like only 2 cap screws hold each piston, wondering if I can take the pistons out thru the top or is there more to it than taking out the 2 cap screws.
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