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Re: Stuck rings
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Posted by old on December 01, 2004 at 18:39:35 from (63.190.104.195):
In Reply to: Stuck rings posted by Paul G. in Mn on December 01, 2004 at 13:58:50:
Ok Paul, this may sound dumb etc. to you but I do it all the time with engines that have low compression, been stuck or I believe has stuck rings. First off I put tranny fluid in the cylinders for a few days, next I drain the cooling system and start the engine and run it till its good and warm, not over heated. Also I put some trannt fluid in the gas that I start it on. After its good and warm I shut it down and walk away from it. When cool I start it and see if it helped if not oh well. I did that on one this summer 40-50psi compression in each cylinder. After my trick it has 90-100pso in each cylinder.
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