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Re: H Motor year differences
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Posted by kfox on August 26, 2004 at 22:59:24 from (67.241.33.252):
In Reply to: H Motor year differences posted by MagMan on August 26, 2004 at 18:31:26:
I'm in the same situation with 41 and 52 H engines. I need to find out the same info. The 41 was busted because water got down the stack. One sleve was pushed through the water jacket. The crank in the 41 looks better than the 52, but haven't measured either yet. I have noticed the 41 block has freeze plugs in the back of the engine, and the 52 doesnt have any. I'm trying to save everything I can out of the busted engine. So far I have saved everything but two pistons. After a rest, I'll start beating on em again. ken
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