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Re: siezed engine, break towing in gear?
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Posted by oldcraneguy on April 09, 2007 at 07:31:38 from (65.8.178.197):
In Reply to: siezed engine, break towing in gear? posted by Donovan on April 08, 2007 at 15:00:26:
Blaster, Liquid wrench are both good but I like to top em off with ATF and give em a week or more if possible. And I wouldnt pull it at all. Stick it in the highest gear and rock it, if that doesnt budge it I pull the starter and get out the prybars or if you can get at the front of the crank with a big breaker bar that might do it. Also you can take an old sperk plug break out the insolator and weld/braze a grease fitting in it and put tons of pressure on the piston with out straining the rods/crank/flywheel, etc....Biggest thing is the longer you soak it the better, not just for getting it freed up but for having some rings left afterward...
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