Posted by jm. on December 18, 2018 at 17:37:08 from (184.20.126.74):
In Reply to: Re: Continental? posted by fixerupper on December 18, 2018 at 17:13:30:
Probably have to pull the head but there is two small plates on the side of the engine . pull them and soak the valve stem in penetrant. Then here is the hard part m remove the spark plug and see you can ease a ben screw drive to the top of the valve, depends on where it is stuck and lots of luck. If you go easy might get buy without pulling the head but most likely will need a valve job then you might as well ring it, then well lets put new pistons , then the bearings , o heck just overhaul the thing.. LOL.. I did not see a photo and there are another engine with distributor thru the head. Look for castings numbers like 226 on the head.
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