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Re: Re: not tractor but need help with engine
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Posted by Chad Penny on November 25, 2002 at 06:48:11 from (152.72.252.244):
In Reply to: Re: not tractor but need help with engine posted by rhouston on November 25, 2002 at 06:43:36:
well for this car project I was not going to spend a lot of money to get a beater for me to make it through the winter. I may pull the heads on the engine that had a rod knocking and see how bad they look. I might just swap heads. Maybe I will run a engine flush then pull the valve cover see how things look. maybe change the heads and then pull the pan if I can get it off. I do have a oil pressure gage so that will help me check for oil pressure. it is running at 60 right now.
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