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Re: Indust 4 engine change
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Posted by El Toro on July 24, 2005 at 16:25:06 from (205.188.117.73):
In Reply to: Indust 4 engine change posted by L.C.Grey on July 24, 2005 at 05:54:22:
You should pull the head to see what the cylinders look like. Pour some transmission fluid into each cylinder and let it soak. You need to be patient, someone on here posted to use the starter to free the engine. Just bump the starter button easily and let it soak, a few days later bump it again easily. Don't hold the starter button on. I used a block of oak wood to tap on the connecting rods and 2 of the pistons came out in the sleeves and the other 2 came out w/o the sleeves. I had pulled the engine to do this, since I wanted to degrease the block. I would pull the engine so you can easily work on it. Just be careful. Hal
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