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Re: Stuck D-19 Gas motor
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Posted by Tom on September 23, 2002 at 16:53:01 from (155.212.223.14):
In Reply to: Stuck D-19 Gas motor posted by Rodd on September 22, 2002 at 17:00:32:
Different people have recomended ATF, diesel fuel, Marvel Mystrey oil, Coke-the drink, and a lot of time soaking. I am sure there are others some have tried too. Make sure the valves are not stuck before trying to turn it over, or if it goes you may bend a pushrod or break something in the valve train. I have even heard of fitting a grease fitting to an old spark plug and pumping grease into the stuck cylinder. Most grease guns put out 10,000 psi they claim. Could bread a piston top too I suppose.
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