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Re: F14 motor frozen
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Posted by F14 on September 09, 2002 at 03:30:47 from (216.204.135.89):
In Reply to: F14 motor frozen posted by Scott Preston on September 08, 2002 at 17:02:38:
Do an archive search on "stuck motors" and you'll find as many opinions as there are people. Basically, it's a question of soaking the cylinders with the penetrant of your choice, waiting for it to work, and applying enough torque to the crankshaft to break things free. Depending on how "stuck" it is, you might get away with squirting some PB Blaster (the most mentioned penetrating oil) down the spark plug holes and waiting a few days or weeks, and be able to pop things loose with the starting crank. On the other end of the scale, if water has been sitting in the cylinders and/or the pan, you're looking at a LOT more work, tearing the engine down and pounding the pistons out in pieces. Most times, the actual procedure falls somewhere in between the two extremes.
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