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Posted by neblinc on May 02, 2007 at 05:41:50 from (24.123.122.114):
Well I am slowly getting this H engine tore down so I can take it to a machine shop to have them check out the block & head. I am at the point now trying to get the pistons out. Have removed the rod caps on #1 & #4 since I could get to the bolts, #2 & #3 are positioned where I can't get at them. What is my next step? Do I try and drive out #1 & #4 pistons and hope the crank will move? I know #4 is locked up for sure, the rest I think I see a slight wet spot from the PB Blaster around the pistons looking from underneath, or maybe my imagination ; ) Am I going to be able to drive the pistons up from below? or will it be a wasted effort? Randy
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